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Custom made plate and riser to mount water bottle between arms. It's designed to mount between the armpads and brackets (designed with profile design mounts in mind) . I've created few variants of each: plate, riser and aero cone, which differ in widht, height and angle. You can mix and match them as you see fit. If you choose to use the aero cone, just make sure to print the one with the same angle as the angle of choosen riser, as they slighlty differ in lenght. All measurments available on the pictures. If you need anything more custom sized, I'm sure we could come to an agreement ;)
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Plate - 6mm thick, with additional 5mm of base for the riser. The only difference in sizes is the width. It is assymetric, so you can flip it back to front if you would like to move your water bottle a little bit to the front:
- S for brackets being from 107 to 197mm apart
- M 157-247mm
- L 207-297mm
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Riser:
- S: 25 degree, 55mm height (in the center)
- S: 20 degree, 55mm height
- S: 15 degree, 55mm height
- S: 10 degree, 55mm height
- M: 25 degree, 85mm height
- M: 20 degree, 85mm height
- M: 15 degree, 85mm height
- M: 10 degree, 85mm height
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Cone (use model matching the angle of choosen riser, and consider the diameter of your water bottle and thickness of the base of your water bottle cage):
- S: 80mm diameter
- M: 90mm diameter
Hardware needed:
- M5 screws with flat head, 15-25mm long(consider that the holes are 18mm deep, and the screws need to go through the plate and the base of the cone add-on if you choose to use one, there is 2mm sunk hole for the head of the screw in the plate)
- M8 to M5 threaded inserts - preferably 15mm long (I used this ones: https://www.amazon.pl/dp/B0FBRF247K?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1)
I recommend using some more resilient fillament, at least for the plate (I used ASA-CF, 60-80% infill, 5 wall loops), and screw the inserts gently and slowly.
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accuracy, and usability.
