Oldie Wrench

Oldie Wrench

myminifactory

Everyones favorite Canadian AvE recently posted a video about a wrench designed by Hand Tool Rescue. The design caught my eye, and I thought it would work well as a 3D printed design for a wrench clamp combo. My design may not be as robust as the metal one made by Hand Tool Rescue, but it's surprisingly strong, especially considering I didn't optimize the print settings. I created this model entirely in Fusion 360 using a screencap of AvE's video to get the general outline. It fits nicely in the hand, and everything else is my own design. The main difference between mine and the original is that mine doesn't have a sliding mechanism to show off the shaft, which I omitted for simplicity and added strength. Some Assembly Required This model comes with four different STL files. The hardest part about printing it is getting the thread.stl and nut.stl to print correctly, as they require a smaller layer height (I recommend keeping them consistent to ensure proper threading). A high infill density is also recommended for these parts. The other two files can be printed with a 30% infill, but mileage may vary depending on filament and intended use. Assembly of the parts requires some super glue or similar adhesive. The thread.stl has a hex on one end that should fit snugly into a hex on the head.stl. Before gluing, I recommend inserting the thread into a drill and holding the nut with pliers to slowly work it through. This may require going back and forth a few times if there are any rough parts. If issues arise with supports, consider sanding the head before assembling it into the handle. The handle should slide in easily without resistance. If it's hard to push in, it will be even harder to pull out! Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Filament: ZIRO 3D Printer Filament PLA 1.75mm Marble Color Handle Build Time: 1 hour 31 minutes Filament Length: 7571.7 mm Plastic Weight: 22.76 g (0.05 lb) Supports: None, but supports can be added to the inside if desired. Layer Height: .2mm External Fill Pattern: Concentric Head Build Time: 0 hours 33 minutes Filament Length: 3811.6 mm Plastic Weight: 11.46 g (0.03 lb) Supports: Yes, supports are necessary under the shaft that goes into the handle. Layer Height: .2mm Thread Build Time: 1 hour 18 minutes Filament Length: 538.1 mm Plastic Weight: 1.62 g (0.00 lb) Supports: None Layer Height: .1mm External Fill Pattern: Concentric To print the thread correctly, ensure that the hex side is facing down on the print bed. Nut Build Time: 0 hours 49 minutes Filament Length: 729.4 mm Plastic Weight: 2.19 g (0.00 lb) Supports: None Layer Height: .1mm External Fill Pattern: Concentric To print the nut correctly, ensure that the flat side is facing down on the print bed. Download Check out this project on my GitLab page. Check out this project on my blog.

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