3D CAD drawing:
Temperature sensor holder

Contents:

1. Making of the CAD drawing
2. 3D-printing the holder

Note:
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2, 3D-printing the holder:

Info:

This small device was easy to draw and shouldn't cause much trouble.

Slicing the drawing:

I have this orientation of it and hope to not have to add support to it, the hole to the sensor is critical. It's only a 14 minutes printing work.

3D-printing:

When the printer comes to the sensor hole, can it print the roof of the hole ? Yes it did.

After 3D-printer has finished the printing, I clean all edges with a knife from plastic overhang.

I use a 6 mm drill to get the holes clean.

I press in the nut in its pocket with a long M6 screw, don't use a hammer.

With the M6 nut and temperature sensor installed, so much better compare to use a stripe.

Mounted on the dovetail.

The sensor protrude 0.5 mm out from its holder and make good contact with the metal of the dovetail.