Nylon Internal Flat Slide and Slug ABA91 3d

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High-Quality 3D Model Nylon Internal Flat Slide If you're looking for a way to make hoisting and lowering your sail easy, then installing a grommet or slide on your sail might be just what you need. These small but powerful components allow the sail to move easily within the track and fold back onto the mast shaft in grooves. Not only does this prevent the sail from getting caught by the wind and falling out of the lower part of the groove, but it also reduces sail wear. This selection includes external sail slides, internal sail slides, and slugs to help you complete your project. Slugs are small tubes, often made of nylon, that attach to a bolt rope and then fit into a mast slot instead of a halyard. Slides are similar but have a small T-shaped design, making them easier to install in the mast slot. External slides attach to the guide outside the mast. It's worth noting that if you need to replace parts but can't find suitable replacements, you'll really need to replace all components. This is because your sail won't function properly if there's a space difference between equipment and sail. Choosing the right pulley and slide comes down to size and personal preference. When determining sizes, the main goal is to have slugs and pulleys fit correctly into the groove of your boat's grotto. After determining the correct size, you can choose styles that will help increase sail performance. For example, if your sail has full tracks, you'll need to choose a style that will distribute track pressure to prevent jamming. Use for Printing TiTi Hard (TPU D70) Total PA GF30 NYLON 12, NYLON Carbon, NYLON Carbon 2 WARNING ------------- NEYLON ------------------------------ -------------- Keep nylon dry. (Drying nylon thread - simply place the spool in a oven at around 60°C for 5-6 hours. Of course, keep an eye on it.) Nylon extrusion temperature should be between 240-260°C and above. The working surface should be heated to about 100+°C. It's even recommended to heat it up to 100°C or more because nylon is sensitive to too rapid cooling, which causes it to deform. To help grab a metal or glass work surface, use glue. Make sure the layer cooling fans are turned off and the print job has not been created. --------------------------------------------------------- When printing, place parts on the table, take a look at photos Model made with great attention to detail. All real sizes can be seen in the photos. All can be seen in the photos. The model can be printed as a 3D model or manufactured on CNC machines. Made in space, tested during manufacture of master models of products. This is a solid-state version for 3D printing, not a scanning version. On the photos, you can see contours of models on screens with stl or obj files. Understand that the model can be printed or manufactured on a CNC machine. You can model any other model to your size or by drawings and sketches. WARNING! This element is a DIGITAL 3D MODEL (file format * STL * OBJ) for ARTCAM, ASPIRE, CUT3D, Cura Any software applications for CNC and 3D printers. Its files are for CNC machines and 3D printers. Not vector, not raster file, no G-code. You buy a digital model image file to make a product, not the physical unit of the product made of glass or wood. For non-commercial use only.