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Saved 2026-07-09 · Posted 2026-07-06 · Status: New

How I get a perfect 3d printed press fit every single time.

Comments (12)

  • @inop_perative 2026-07-06

    So a lego technic pin

  • @jamesjamessjamesss 2026-07-06

    So how did you create that other end where it locked

  • @deeeeeery_ 2026-07-06

    what a software ?

  • @bwitlin 2026-07-06

    What do you se for the two diameters relative to the part it is going in? Do you have the dimensions and shape of that to get the snap?

  • @abhi_rautray21 2026-07-06

    Thanks..❤️ informative video, I'll definitely try this out for my project.

  • @tis.aditya_ 2026-07-06

    You can also do this while slicing in your 3d printing software (afaik orca slicer)

  • @iftach_shoushan 2026-07-08

    You can also just make your hole a little bit bigger by 0.1-0.5 milímetros and it may fix your problem without doing this edge to your part that get inside the hole

  • @iftach_shoushan 2026-07-08

    Or you can also just do a little offset of 0.1-0.5 milímetros depending on your printer and it will get inside easily to your part

  • @georg.danae 2026-07-07

    Λ

  • @mntbhussain 2026-07-07

    DM for CAD designs

  • @engineering_rz 2026-07-06

    Which tolerance do you have between the hole and the pin? In this situation?

  • @dwcooper1994 2026-07-06

    Nice tip. Thanks

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