Summary
Far from perfect but works too keep the old thing alive a little longer. There seems to be a demand but the only replacements nowdays are a whole new rolodex and they don't even have covers anymore. This was designed to fit the metal spring of a model NSW-24C rolodex's broken knob exactly. I used a burr tool to chamfer the edge then heated up the connection point (on the replacement part) with a mini blowtorch and jammed it on to fit, then pulled it off and put liquid cement in before putting it back on. The cracking on the clear and opaque plastic casing was fixed with clear polystyrene modeling cement from a craft store.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Bambu Lab
Printer:
A1 Mini
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Infill:
20%
Notes:
the PETG I used wanted different settings than bambu lab's defaults so make sure to read the temps on the filament before you start lol
How I Designed This
Why?
I couldn't find a single model like this anywhere online so I took all the measurements myself with a caliper and wrote them down. Made as a gift for my mom because she was about to throw it away and buy a new one. Which obviously is not allowed as the new ones nowadays look like cheap garbage. I used fuzzy skin 0.2 mm jitter and size for a bit of extra grip ignoring holes.
Tags
Modellquelle
