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Stackable Fuseholder thingiverse

Stackable Fuseholder

thingiverse sk8rjess 1620187 Free

I DID NOT MAKE THIS!! I like to keep things I'm printing in one location, i'm simply uploading this from another site. The creator is Erik Cederberg(https://www.youmagine.com/meduza), he gets 100% of the credit!
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A stackable fuseholder for automotive blade fuses that uses nothing more than 3D printed parts, M3 screws and regular blade connectors
I thought that most fuse holders were way too bulky for a project of mine, so i made these instead :) Print one endpiece, one startpice and as many middle pieces you want to stack for your project.
Materials and methods
For the total:
2 pcs M3 Screws of a length that suites your stack
2 pcs M3 Nuts
For each holder:
2 6.3mm blade connectors
2 pcs of cable, i used 1,5mm^2

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Platform thingiverse
Creator sk8rjess
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
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