Goodbye Binder Clips!

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Tincho85
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Goodbye Binder Clips!

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I remember when I build my Rostock, one of the few little things that I didn't like was using binder clips to hold the bed.
It seems to me that they didn't belong, giving a non-professional look. So yesterday I finally upgrade it :D

Materials:
x5 glass holder (?) don't know the word in english
x1 primer
x1 random spray paint color

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I've used 2 pieces of leather to avoid the screw doing too much pressure to the boro glass.
The tiny leather over the screw was cutted using a paper puncher.


Hope u like it.
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I love the idea of moving away from binder clips. Did a quick search and couldn't really find that exact model. Someone could create a STL to 3D print it with ABS and tap the set screw. Where did you get the glass holder clips?
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Re: Goodbye Binder Clips!

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Very nice solution! You should make up some STLs and create a printable version of this!
I've seen glass clamps like this on furniture before to hold glass shelves and doors.

I hate to admit it, but I actually like my binder clips. I take my glass plate off between prints and wash it off in the sink, so quick and simple is how I plan to keep my machine.
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Jimustanguitar wrote:Very nice solution! You should make up some STLs and create a printable version of this!
I've seen glass clamps like this on furniture before to hold glass shelves and doors.

I hate to admit it, but I actually like my binder clips. I take my glass plate off between prints and wash it off in the sink, so quick and simple is how I plan to keep my machine.
Yeah me too actually, I take my plate off a lot!
I loved my Rostock so much I now sell them in Oz :)
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Re: Goodbye Binder Clips!

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Just add a knurled nut and it will be ready to go and easy to take off!
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Re: Goodbye Binder Clips!

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Yeah, I'll add too. The clips look like shit, but they are quick to remove... hard to contend with.
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