Magnifying glass for blueprint reading
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I had a spare lens just collecting dust, so I measured it up, jotted down some notes on paper, and modeled it in solidworks before sending it off to my tevo tarantula for printing. I aimed for tolerances of less than 0.001 inches but my printer's limitations meant the actual interference was more like 0.0025 inches - still, it holds the lens snugly in place. Slots on either side let light pass through freely, while a tiny lip keeps the lens secure and prevents it from slipping out. Printing took around two hours to complete.
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