Tripod quick release plate
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This is a quick release plate designed to replace the Sirui TY-C10. I love how these plates are slim, light and still fit the arca-swiss standard - they're perfect for my old 35mm film cameras. However, I find them expensive too, so having one for each camera can be a significant expense... that's why I designed and printed my own. There's also a tripod screw if you're looking to save money, but be aware: there's a reason these screws are made out of metal. If you print it, make sure your settings and material prioritize layer adhesion over print speed; otherwise your camera will break because you were too frugal to spend 2€ on a real screw. However, it works as a proof of concept and I guess if you print it really hot in polycarbonate, it could even withstand some real action with lightweight cameras. I will update on that case as soon as I've done some tests. Update: nope. It breaks quite easily, even with PC. And it breaks across the layers; so it most likely won't get any better. So just don't use a plastic screw. PS: The photo is from a previous version of the plate. I still have to update the picture with the most recent version which has more chamfered/blended edges and deeper grooves. It's also time to replace my old print bed as the surface finish really looks awful. Updated pic: New version made out of PC. Screw is still greentec.
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