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Miniature Painting Handle with 4-Jaw Chucks / Magnetized Base / Gridfinity
painting_handle_3d_printed_1.png Miniature Painting Handle with 4-Jaw Chucks / Magnetized Base / Gridfinity
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painting_handle_3d_printed_4_square_base.png Miniature Painting Handle with 4-Jaw Chucks / Magnetized Base / Gridfinity
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paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v4_main.stl Miniature Painting Handle with 4-Jaw Chucks / Magnetized Base / Gridfinity
paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v4_26-42mm.stl Miniature Painting Handle with 4-Jaw Chucks / Magnetized Base / Gridfinity
paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v4_20-36mm.stl Miniature Painting Handle with 4-Jaw Chucks / Magnetized Base / Gridfinity
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6 files (3MF, PDF, STL, and ZIP) Close
  • Instructions.pdf
  • paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v3 (OLD).zip
    • paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v3.stl
    • paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v3_recommended.3mf
  • paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v4_20-36mm.stl
  • paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v4_26-42mm.stl
  • paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v4_main.stl
  • paint_handle_4-jaw chuck_v4_recommended.3mf

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Last update 2024-12-30 at 12:03
Publication date 2024-11-11 at 14:39
Design number 2459701
TerraMechanica

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Eleven_Suns_
Eleven_Suns_

Awesome design. Really nice rendering. I already printed two of them. I had some hard times with jaw chucks which were a little bit too big, but I used -0.1mm horizontal expansion on Cura and add a brim then it works fine. I will check my calibration, to be sure it does not come from my printer.

Also would it be possible to have the different pieces apart ? In order to arrange it on the slicer and print them in different colors ?
haelliottpotter
haelliottpotter

This is an amazing, clever painting handle. I use it all the time, works great for Battletech hex bases as well as smaller Warhammer miniatures
mhnudi
mhnudi

Great design! I was in the process of making something similar for myself with a simple chuck mechanism and found this design which checks all the boxes. One thing I did in the slicer was merged the center pin to the top plate to print as a single piece which simplified assembly a bit and made sure that the pin was perpendicular to the top face.

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TerraMechanica
TerraMechanica

Thanks! Great suggestion, I was trying to make this pin stringer by utilizing horizontal layers, so it less likely to snap.

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mhnudi
mhnudi

Understandable. I was wondering about that but was thinking the actual stress on it once assembled is fairly minimal. I've got about 10 of these printed up now in that manner so I can report back if this caused any issues after some use.

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