Blinder - Curtain Clips for Preventing Light Leakage by KeenerConcepts 3d model
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Blinder - Curtain Clips for Preventing Light Leakage by KeenerConcepts

Blinder - Curtain Clips for Preventing Light Leakage by KeenerConcepts

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I spent the last 3 weeks developing this concept in order to solve the issue of curtain light linkage at home, on a budget, and for any DIY 3D printer user. I found resounding success in my own home and I only used inexpensive household and DIY items. I tested the torsion springs from multiple standard size clothespin brands and all worked with the design, however a noticeable range of spring metal quality was noted (even if they were all from the same package). In the end I was able to adjust the CAD to use even the worst springs.
I have provide both STL's and solidworks part files. I have included a base that fits the clip so you can design any cover you want! the dimensions for the nubs that fit the clips are:
Two circles with a diameter of 6mm, extruded 5mm (or 4mm) with a 1 degree taper, space the circles 25mm apart.
Alternatively just import "LowPolyBearwithbase.stl" and use the nubs however you choose.
Wall Cohesion for wall-magnet:
amazon.com/Command-Decorating-Strips-White-12-Strip/dp/B000TBOPII
Magnets I used:
amazon.com/gp/product/B087Q9NZT7
Springs I used:
amazon.com/gp/product/B085JGPT54
(Taken from the clips, I noted a vast range of spring quality so if you already have some clothespins you like try those first!)
As a young industrial designer I've chosen to share this under CC BY-NC-SA. You're welcome to remix this, please credit me and do not re-purpose my concept for commercial use.
Original Frog I snagged: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:182144

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