Lightweight Tap Handles
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Compact M3 - M5 Tap Handles For Tapping Holes In 3D Prints (I Don'T Think They'Re Strong Enough For Tapping Metal -- Actually It Works Fine). I Find Them To Be More Convenient Than The Larger Metal Tap Handles When Working With Plastic. The M3 And M3 Versions Use [35Mm M5 Screws](Http://Www.Trimcraftaviationrc.Com/Index.Php?_A=Product&Product_Id=181), The M5 Version Uses [40Mm M5 Screws](Http://Www.Trimcraftaviationrc.Com/Index.Php?_A=Product&Product_Id=51). The Holes For These Screws Should Be Tapped Before Adding The Side Screws To Avoid Splitting The Plastic. **Printer:** (Full List Can Be Found On [Thrinter.Com](Http://Thrinter.Com/Filaments)) -- [Eustathios](Https://Github.Com/Eclsnowman/Eustathios-Spider-V2) **Design:** -- Customizable Through [Onshape](Https://Cad.Onshape.Com/Documents/F0847Ade6Bd94383A7Ae1489/W/94Dd83A00Ec743A983E78Eec/E/6F8C87Fbfd72466594430Dbd) **Filaments:** (Full List Can Be Found On [Thrinter.Com](Http://Thrinter.Com/Filaments)) -- [Polymax White](Http://Thrinter.Com/Walters-Filament-Collection-Other/#Polymax-White) -- [Polymax Red](Http://Thrinter.Com/Walters-Filament-Collection-Other/#Polymax-Red)
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