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Screw size on case, possible issue with tolerance #4
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@AlexanderLindkjaer oh huge thanks, it's definitely the same problem as in #1 |
@pashutk Great! Let me know if you need me to test the case on my printer 🙂 If you or anybody reading wants to know the tolerance on their printer, a test like this can be printed |
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5239708 -- I recently remixed the case to add tenting holes, and also had to fix the screw hole sizing: it has a 1.1mm radius, where it needs to be 1mm; M2 screws drop in. If your printer is that off (v0 case) your extrusion is probably too high and/or your x/y steps got badly misconfigured. |
See the comment immediately above yours :D |
@pfn would you like to share the version that has no tenting hole (only the fix to the screw hole)? |
Hi @pashutk , love the keyboard nice work :)
What screw size is intended for the case? On most cases M2 is the standard. The screw holes are 2.4 mm, so way too big for M2 screws. So I'm thinking you are either using bigger screws or its a tolerance issues on your printer you had to adjust for. Like the plate holes V1 issue.
Just to be clear I'm referring to the screw holes in the bottom part of the case, where the screws bite into the plastic.
I modified the v1 case to fit m2 screws, on a printer with tight tolerance (1.9 mm screw holes). Let me know if you want a pull request.
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