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Climbing Hold Sloper - Parametric

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0.12mm layer, 8 walls, 25% infill
0.12mm layer, 8 walls, 25% infill
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Description

Disclaimer: Use at your own risk. There is no certainty of print quality. I have had no issues with strength or delamination, but your holds may break on you.

 

Hold is designed to be mounted with #8 screws. You definitely want to make sure the flange for the screws is printing correctly.

 

This is a basic round sloper. Slather it with chalk and then brush if it seems like you've put too much. It makes a huge difference. The default parameters are what's shown in my images. The OpenSCAD screenshot shows the hold (yellow) cut by the ring (red), and screws (magenta). You should be able to edit the following parameters online through MakerWorld:

 

cylinder depth (mm) - Distance from the wall where the hold begins to round (Can be negative for base of sloper <90 degrees)

width (mm) - Diameter of the sloper

radius (mm) - Radius of the end of the sloper (if different than width, width remains the same and sloper is stretched)

ring width (mm) - Width of the ring (in red) that cuts the incut

ring height (mm) - Height of the ring that cuts the incut

ring offset (mm) - Used to offset the ring to adjust the resulting incut arc

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