复古轭铁帽模型

Yoke Capo

2024-04-23 23:17:56

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Summary

Yoke capo inspired by D'Addario Cradle Capo and G7th Heritage.
The knob has been borrowed from Knob for Hex Bolt M3 M4 M5 M6 M8 M10 Metric with cover

Sadly I lack the 3d modeling skills to properly subtract shapes to make separate STL's for parts, but the project should open and splice okay in Prusia slicer. I'm more than happy if somebody else does it tho :P.

Materials need:

PET-G or equivalent flexible material
1x HKR M6xL40mm furniture bolt
2x DIN 934 M6 nuts
1x DIN 6923 M6 nut
Glue - I used two part epoxy
felt for furniture legs 25mm x 42mm (could be cut from bigger piece)
adhesive rubber tape

Tools

flat nose pliers
drill
drill bits 3mm and 6mm

Print Settings

Printer brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender-3 S1 Pro
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.3
Infill:
honeycomb, 20%
Filament brand:
LAB
Filament material:
PET-G
Notes:
...

Post-Printing

(assuming you are using 'Yoke Capo printable.3mf')

Sand parts to your liking.
You may need to drill the printed wholes so that the pegs could be press fitted or glued
Insert the screw and pegs into the leg part of the capo and glue the two parts together (be careful not to apply glue to the screw so that it can move freely and turn after glue dries).
Press fit or glue pegs into capos top and body to connect them and to create a latch for the top.
Glue or press fit 934 M6 hex nut into the body.
After the glue has dried on the capos leg, screw it thru the body the whole way. Screw on 6923 M6 on to the screw with flat round part pointing to bottom of the screw. Put on printed knob and add the 934 M6 nut and tighten them together near the bottom of the screw.(Flat nose pliers are useful here to hold the 6923 M6 in place whilst you tighten the knob)
Add felt to the leg and add rubber tape to the top.
Done!