Wed Mar 16, 2016 2:32 pm
3D printed safe lock parts
would anyone know of any current schematics for a 3D printed safe lock as I have a friend with a 3D printed and want to see how it'd turn out for use as a manipulation training aid.
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3D printed safe lock parts
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Wed Mar 16, 2016 3:07 pm
Re: 3D printed safe lock parts
I know Anarchy_won has a printable safe lock design. Not sure if he made it or found it somewhere.
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Wed Mar 16, 2016 4:43 pm
Re: 3D printed safe lock parts
I have one that AW printed for me. 
It would not feel at all like a safe lock for manipulation, but you could use it as a visual aid to show the fence, wheels and gates.
Shipping would be a killer to the land of Oz, but for the right trade incentive, I might be convinced to trade a real safe lock. Problem is that a safe lock with the dial would not fit in a small flat-rate box. So shipping would likely be around $65-$70, plus the lock, so the incentive would have to be strong.
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It would not feel at all like a safe lock for manipulation, but you could use it as a visual aid to show the fence, wheels and gates. Shipping would be a killer to the land of Oz, but for the right trade incentive, I might be convinced to trade a real safe lock. Problem is that a safe lock with the dial would not fit in a small flat-rate box. So shipping would likely be around $65-$70, plus the lock, so the incentive would have to be strong.
Gordon
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Wed Mar 16, 2016 10:40 pm
Re: 3D printed safe lock parts
this is the one I printed for GW http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2047 it was cool but I do not think it will help much with manipulation practice just get a cutaway safe lock or even just a safe lock to practice on.
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Fri Mar 18, 2016 4:41 pm
Re: 3D printed safe lock parts
Useful or not... that thing would be pretty cool to have
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