Improved beltclamp for Geeetech G2S

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The original design of the Geeetech G2S relies heavily on an aluminum block featuring two strategically placed holes. The toothed belt is securely fastened to this block by punching precise holes through its length. This ingenious design allows the belt to remain untouched, thereby enabling the possibility of retightening it when necessary and extending its lifespan. Meanwhile, the block itself mounts using the same screws as the original design. To upgrade your printer, you'll need a few essential components: three 3D printed blocks and six M3 nuts. In my modification, I've left the toothed belt unaltered and secured any excess length with a cable tie. Printer Settings ---------------- * Printer: Geeetech G2S * Rafts: Not necessary * Supports: None needed * Resolution: 0.3mm * Infill: 20% Notes ----- The holes for the nuts might be slightly tight, so I recommend using a vise to secure them properly during printing. This design is optimized for printing with the holes facing downwards, eliminating the need for support material due to its minimal overhang.