PC4-M10 to M8 Conversion Connector
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Description
Hello everyone!
I am an amateur creator who has just discovered the magic of 3D printing. In this space I collect my first steps: small projects born to be useful in everyday life. I am still learning, so each of my models is an experiment in functionality and simplicity. If you like what you see, follow me in this evolution!
Marco N.
Creality Dry Box 2.0 - PC4-M10 Adapter (Improved M8 Version)
I recently downloaded JON.JFL's original model for my Creality Dry Box 2.0, but like many other users, I encountered difficulties in properly screwing on the M6 nut.
To practice and improve the functionality of the part, I decided to redesign the entire connector from scratch. My version replaces the M6 nut with an integrated thread designed to screw directly into the M8 knurled washer, ensuring a more solid and hassle-free coupling.
This is a great project for beginners who want to test their printer's precision with threading.
Recommended Print Settings
Here are the parameters I used to achieve the best result:
- Printer: Bambulab A1 mini
- Filament: Black PLA
- Print Time: 18 minutes
- Filament Used: 2.46 g (~0.83 m)
- Plate: 1 Plate
- Layer Height: 0.16 mm (Initial Layer: 0.2 mm)
- Supports: No supports needed
Tools Used
- Modeling Software: Fusion 360
This project is part of my learning process.
If you decide to print it, any feedback or suggestion is precious: feel free to suggest improvements or modifications to make it more efficient, as long as it maintains the original spirit of the design.
Let's grow together, one layer at a time!
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