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Hex Key Riser Block

From $36.70or $6.12/mo for 6 mo.
MaterialSelected: PLA
Surface FinishNone

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SizeLongest edge: 111 mm
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79 × 111 × 88 mm
118 cm³ · ~146 g (PLA)
About the size of a coffee mug
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About the size of a coffee mug
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Material · PLA$17.70
Finish · None$0.00
Shipping (parcel)$19.00
Subtotal (×1)$36.70
Total$36.70
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Hex Key Riser Block is a Tools 3D model you can have printed in petg or nylon or abs. The STL file carries 23.8 MB. Choose the finished size in the configurator; we print it and ship it. Price starts at $36.70. Suited to Storage, Hex keys, Ergonomic. Stepped holder laid out for the common 1.5–10 mm range, with the pull angle tuned around how your hand actually approaches the bench. Optional magnetic base.

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Relative to the longest edge = 100. A glTF file stores no unit, so the finished size is yours to pick in the configurator — the proportions above are what stay fixed.

Source: STL · 23.8 MBpetg / nylon / abs

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  • Deep Space Lab@deepspacelab3 months ago

    Would a 0.2 mm layer height hurt the transition at the top?

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  • Ryan Whitaker3 months ago

    The way this is engineered is genuinely clever. Zero supports, one piece.

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  • Element Works@elementworks4 months ago

    The way this is engineered is genuinely clever. Zero supports, one piece.

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  • Archimedes' Cat@archimedescat4 months ago

    Scaled to 150% and got some corner lift. A brim sorted it out.

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  • Sarah Okafor@sarahokafor4 months ago

    How did you handle that surface blend? Would love to learn the workflow.

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