3D Printed Spacer Brackets Printed On The Artillery 3D SW-X1
Hi Guys!
Last week I was in the middle of a department remodel and needed to mount these floor mat stands against a wall they were never meant to be mounted to. I could have taken some 2x4" lumber and made some spacers, but I didn't like the way it would have looked. So I went home that evening and designed a spacer bracket in about 10 minutes in Tinkercad, and started the print after slicing it in Cura.
The next morning I grabbed them off the Artillery 3D SW-X1 and went to work to try them out. Other than the ears breaking off 2 of them, they worked perfectly!!!
It is simply amazing the work that can be saved by simply designing the part you need and printing it out while you sleep. Let me know in the comments below how 3D Printing has help you in your daily life.
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