K1 Door Hinge Mount Flanged Ferrule Thing
- Arrives in 2 to 7 business days Printed in Auckland. $10 shipping, free over $75
- 14-day faulty refund If it arrives broken or misprinted, we reprint or refund it
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- Material
- High-Detail Resin (8K)
- Colour
- Grey
- Weight
- ~21 g
- Print time
- ~1.2 h
- Express shipping
- $20
More information
This is a replacement for the little flanged plastic things (Ferrules? Grommets? Eyelets?) that go in the hinge mounts in the K1's glass door, which prevent rattling and provide a buffer between the glass and the metal screw.
Two of these had been lost in the abyss of my shop couch, and there did not seem to be a model I could find readily (read: had been drinking a bit and had sufficient patience for ten seconds worth of searching, which bore no fruit) so after I slapped this together in Orcaslicer I figured I'd just post it.
Printed on modded K1 with .4 nozzle in Elegoo Rapid PETG on a textured PEI plate. I can vouch for this working fine. I don't know how other filaments will do with this application but can't imagine one needs to be too picky.
3mm ID, 4mm OD. Flange is 6mm OD and .8mm thick.
Design and description by Nunc Pro Unc , licensed CC0.
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Frequently asked
How long does shipping take?
K1 Door Hinge Mount Flanged Ferrule Thing is printed to order. Lead time is typically 1-3 business days plus 1-4 days NZ shipping. Standard NZ shipping is $10, free over $75.
What material is this printed in?
By default this is printed in High-Detail Resin (8K) at 0.025 mm layer height on an MSLA resin printer. Custom material and colour swaps are available, just leave a note at checkout.
Can I get this in a different colour?
Yes. Every product can be printed in any of the resin colours we stock, or hand-painted on request. Leave a note at checkout or email [email protected].
Do you ship outside of New Zealand?
Currently New Zealand only. Australian shipping is coming.
Who designed this?
Designed by an independent sculptor and licensed for commercial printing. The original is linked on this page.
