Boot Jack - Boot Remover
Boot Jack - Boot Remover
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1 Boot Jack, 3 Colour, 0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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Description
Boot Jack - A Fully 3D Printed Boot Removal Tool
Perfect for any keen walker, cyclist, horse rider, tradesmen or any other person that has muddy boot/shoes on a regular basis!
Features:
- Strong reliable design
- No support needed
- Remove any shoe or boot without the need to bend down
- Saves your hands from getting muddy after a walk
- Great for people with poor mobility/disability
Use:
- Place the boot jack on the floor
- Put one foot on the grippy part of the boot jack and hold it in place
- Place your other heel into the hook of the Boot Jack
- Pull your foot out of your boot or shoe
- Repeat with your second foot.
Thanks for looking! :)
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1 Boot Jack, 3 Colour, 0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
Did not need support
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1 Boot Jack, 3 Colour, 0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
schaut gut aus und funktioniert
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I made this for my brother who works for Servpro and lives in Texas. It is going to be perfect for him! I love it. I was a little disappointed that the bottom side of the print came out really weird but, im not worried about that, its the bottom and not a big deal at all. Thank you so much for this file.
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That's odd as the bottom should be perfectly fine. I've not seen the issue on the multiple one's I've printed. If you have a picture of it, I may be able to diagnose the problem :) - Thanks for printing!
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Replying to @Zurlingo3D
hi! I figured out how to add my pictures finally! sorry for the delay. the 3rd picture is where some of the print got messed up but I’m not sure why nor am I worried about it. I thought at first it was doing a fuzzy layer for texture/traction but then it stopped mid way. I didn’t change any settings or anything. but I will totally take the blame as user error, it’s only my 2nd week using my new printer lol. I still love it though specially how it matches his Servpro company colours. I think it’s great and he is going to love it too! Thanks again!!
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Replying to @giamarie
Hey! - To me it looks like the green filament is wet (it has absorbed moisture) There's certainly something off going on with it. I would stick it in a filament dryer for a few hours if you have one? - If not then you can cut the bottom off an empty filament box, place the filament on your build plate, set temp to 50 degrees and then place the filament on top to trap the heat in. 4-5 hours should make a noticeable difference to the print quality. Still looks great though! Thanks for printing :P
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1 Boot Jack, 3 Colour, 0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
support is needed under the red stripes
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Hey, No support is needed.
The recessed sections are simply bridged with no issues.
Thanks for printing!
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1 Boot Jack, 3 Colour, 0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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