Pool cue Collet
von Tommy714
Druckbare Dateien (17)
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stlCollet_v5_10.00mm.stl
329 Ko · 235 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_10.25mm.stl
334 Ko · 219 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_10.50mm.stl
334 Ko · 224 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_10.75mm.stl
328 Ko · 219 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_11.00mm.stl
328 Ko · 238 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_11.25mm.stl
328 Ko · 218 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_11.50mm.stl
336 Ko · 225 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_11.75mm.stl
326 Ko · 225 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_12.00mm.stl
343 Ko · 246 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_12.25mm.stl
347 Ko · 233 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_12.50mm.stl
352 Ko · 248 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_12.75mm.stl
345 Ko · 233 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_13.00mm.stl
366 Ko · 252 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_13.25mm.stl
364 Ko · 231 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_13.50mm.stl
369 Ko · 233 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_13.75mm.stl
363 Ko · 223 Downloads
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stlCollet_v5_14.00mm.stl
365 Ko · 239 Downloads
Beschreibung
Pool cue collets for repairs. New tips, ferrules, etc. Sized 10mm through 14mm in .25mm increments. A full set is 17 pieces.
The newest version has the size label embossed on the bottoms for easy reading (the labels don't interfere with function).
They are all drawn at 100% scale, HOWEVER, resin printers tend to shrink just a bit. If you want them to be pretty close to exactly what they are supposed to be you may have to scale them up. I used 100.9%, and it was perfect.
Requires a nice chuck on your lathe like a Nova or Nova II, and a bore of 5/8" (you need to be able to pass the cue shaft through the back of your lathe).
Resin printer is best, but FDM (regular filament printer) works well too. With a filament printer, sanding the inside smooth is advised. Also, the text will not be visible on the collets with an FDM printed part, but will function just fine.
Updated from my original design, and if you need a different size, just scale them in your slicer.