Buffer stop
stl files to print on your own 3d printer
stl files: 3 , parts to print: 3
End of track: 10 cm straight track section with a buffer stop and optional sand backfill.
Buffer stop - Assembly manual
Needed parts or materials (suggested, you can use other matches parts)
- 1 piece M2.2x6.5 screw (DIN7981) for one buffer stop.
Printing and assembly
- We recommend using PLA filaments, 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.2 mm layer height, but you can test other settings as well.
- All elements are placed in print-ready positions, you don't need to rotate them in your slicer.
- Elements are easy to print and do not require the use of supports, brims or rafts.
- Print all tracks with 25% fill, but if you like you can try other settings.
- If the tracks do not fit on your printer table, rotate them diagonally. This can help with longer items.
- The sand backfill buffer-stop-sand.stl is optional. If you choose to use it, insert it before attaching buffer-stop-beam.stl.
- Attach the buffer stop beam buffer-stop-beam.stl from the back with one M2.2x6.5 screw (DIN7981).
Printing in two colors
- If your printer allows you to change the filament during printing, you can make rails of a different color.
- The height at which you should change the filament is 4.1 mm (0.165 in) or more.
- In your slicer, check which layer only the rails will remain on, and if your printer supports the M600 command, you can put it in gcode after this layer.
- Remember or write down the number of the layer on which you want to change the color of the filament. This will be useful for printing all other tracks.
Fitting of track connections
- The model is protected against the presence of the "elephant foot", but this error that most often causes problems when connecting the tracks correctly. To avoid problems, first of all try to level the bed correctly.
- If the track joints do not fit together, try to file them down gently with a file or trim the disturbing edges with a small knife.
License
This model is free to use.
You can:
- print an unlimited number of models,
- modify and print modified files,
- print models for a gift,
- use printed models for free education.
You can not:
- use models for earn money,
- sell printed models,
- sell any stl files (original or modified),
- publish or distribute any stl files.