screw these prices heres some STL files

[shinylights]

i see frag rack prices are super high for no reason, along with some other pieces, so here are the STL files to 3d print for a fraction of a cost.

reef 3d printing STL files - Google Drive

drive.google.com

if anyone wants to add their own stl files here feel free to add them, if anyone got any ideas also feel free to leave it in comments

 

[shinylights]

I know there are files out there on r2r, but so far, these are the dimensions of the files in that drive:
frag plug- 1 inch disk, 0.75 inch stem with 8.5mm thickness

Frag rack 1- holes are 9mm in diameter, the rack itself is 8x3 inches, it doesnt need magnets and attatches to 1/4 thick glass. the rack will be suspended 8 inches below the glass.

Torch rack: 3.5x13 inch, but meant for disks instead of plugs of 2.5 inch diameter. Includes 1 inch holes meant for aquarium magnets.

I know there are files out there but I just wanted to put this out there for money saving purposes

 

[JustTechWriter]

i see frag rack prices are super high for no reason, along with some other pieces, so here are the STL files to 3d print for a fraction of a cost.

reef 3d printing STL files - Google Drive

drive.google.com

if anyone wants to add their own stl files here feel free to add them, if anyone got any ideas also feel free to leave it in comments

I can only print in PLA but thanks for being awesome.

 

[shinylights]

I can only print in PLA but thanks for being awesome.

i can take requests in acrylic soon for the price of the acrylic sheets

 

[SantaMonica]

Nice, printing will soon be helping a ton of people.

 

[chemisfun11]

I've been 3D printing items for the reefing community for the past 5 years. Mostly light spill shades but I have developed some frag plug/mounts and holders as well. You need to use PETG which is more costly than PLA and a little trickier to dial in. Additionally, to ensure the items don't float you have to print at 100% for PETG. That takes time and more filament which increases costs. If anyone needs some help, reach out to me here or at [email protected]

 

[Josh]

So these have to be printed in PETG with 100%?

 

[chemisfun11]

Anything that needs to be submerged underwater I would recommend printing PETG @ 100% infill. Otherwise, it is very likely to float.