
Print In Place Hinge (Customisable)
thingiverse
I really liked the hinges designed by rohingosling (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2187167) but I really don't like using OpenSCAD. So I decided to remodel the hinge in Onshape. This project is designed to enable people to customise hinges without having to install software but I have included the STEP files if you prefer modelling in a different software and a sample STL file (the ones I used for my resin printer enclosure) to get you started. **Directions** To customise the hinge all you have to do is: - Make an Onshape account for free if you haven't already - Click on the link below - Click the blue "Make a copy to edit" button - Change the variables to customise the hinge - Select Male A & Female A in the parts tab (or Male B & Female B if you prefer the design) and then right-click the highlighted parts and click export - Choose STL for the format, millimetres for the units, fine for the resolution and download for the options. - Click the "OK" button and save it in your downloads folder. **Notes** - You may need to adjust the leaf tolerance and the pin tolerance to suit your printer and the smaller the layer height the better the hinge will work. - You can always add a bit of machine oil to make it turn smoother - The cutaway variable enables the hinge to rotate back on itself so that the smallest angle is less than 90 degrees. Make this 0 if you don't want that Link to the Onshape document: https://bit.ly/2ZNjRve If you have any questions please comment and if enough people have similar questions or issues I might make a video running through it.
With this file you will be able to print Print In Place Hinge (Customisable) with your 3D printer. Click on the button and save the file on your computer to work, edit or customize your design. You can also find more 3D designs for printers on Print In Place Hinge (Customisable).