3D Printed Wrench Print in Place
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In this video, I print a wrench. This is a print-in-place design, which means it was all printed as one piece, even though it has moving parts. The parts have some tolerance between them and after you print the model you have to break the parts lose for them to move.
This is the original design by barspin. I used the wider gap model. The supports are built-in so no need to place your own supports. I printed in PLA as well as ABS, and it printed well in both, though the print in the video is with ABS. I noticed that ABS print is way easier to break in than PLA, mainly because PLA has better layer adhesion, and as such it results in the supports sticking to the actual model surfaces easily.
Printed with 0.2 mm layer height and 0.4 mm nozzle. 15% infill. Rest is usual.