so you are thinking that PLA would actually work in this application? I was wondering how long it would last since it would be compressed by the deck and baseplate with zero movement
This handle riser is made from Raise3Dâs premium PLA, but has withstood for a year and three months.
Iâm still using it without any problems.
The thin riser probably wonât bend between the deck and the base plate.
This Raise3D Premium PLA is vulnerable to bending, but surprisingly strong against vibrations and shocks.
I was surprised to learn pla had more compressive strength than petg. Doesnât do the bending as well though.
Damn, that one is also impressive. Nice work dude!
thatâs great since Iâve never printed anything other than PLA, canât do ABS now that the office/printer room is my kidâs classroom
If youâre worried, you may want to add a thin rubber riser.
He does
Yup. Ever since i made them.
(i think i still havenât updated the file with the bigger hole, so either you edit it out or just drill it bigger
What did you print it out of?
Wonder if we could get metal ones made. Maybe @surfnacho could make it happen
PLA. Metal sounds good but then i would advise to remodel them.
Would anyone be interested in files for these little bumpers that go on BN cal II motor mounts? I made some mistakes on the dimensions but it should be an easy fix
What is this riser voodoo? when why do you choose to use it? ( I can guess. )
is the hole in it big enough for the pin only or for the whole grub screw?
I use them because even the hardest shockblocks are way to soft for my liking and the screw for tension already was at its max.
To be honest, i donât know anymore. Definitely for the pin. Iâll have a look later if both fit (donât think so)
The matrix II kingpin design is no bueno. PE glide plates are much better⌠(Industrial design) Dirt pipesâŚ
Channel truck kingpin design is no bueno
You heard it here first boys!
Did I miss something? What have I been saying for years?
Your dislike of the kingpin usage on most channel trucks, Matrix 2 especially.