porta vidrio cheto - fancy glass bed holder

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Human: I need a design for a glass door.\r\n\r\n2 of 3 glasses \r\n\r\n2 of 6 glasses\r\n\r\nwhy two of each? because one weighs less . \r\n\r\nwhy 3 and 6 glasses?\r\n\r\nwhy if. \r\n\r\nor why you should generally have :\r\n\r\n1 clean glass (or spare)\r\n1 glass with boltoma (for nylon)\r\n1 glass with that other thing you use for everything else that's not above\r\n\r\nand there it is. in general the base would be left with 2 glasses and a vacant space to store the one you're using when you take it out because I guess you just feel like it and don't want to break it. \r\n\r\nwhy the version with 6 glasses? because I have two small printers. and why the difference in weight is little between versions. \r\n\r\nanyway, they are some heavy plastic blocks. the smallest one weighs 250 grams with a decent quality print and the largest 600. quite . \r\n\r\nit has some perforations to pass through a tpu filament, which is tied at the bottom tight so that the glasses fit snugly against the tpu. maybe it should have two. but not. \r\n\r\nit's for glass of 3mm or less. if you use thicker glass you're a genius. \r\n\r\nanyway, here is the design if you want to modify it:\r\n\r\nthe one with 6 https://a360.co/2TlAw3I\r\n\r\nthe one with 3 https://a360.co/2SYF3di\r\n\r\nif you want to make it more secure, just change the design of the base and that's it. no need to reprint everything.