Jeep Wrangler YJ - Fender Flare Nut Spanner + 13mm Hex Adapter
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Just a spanner I whipped up to aid in the removal of fender flare nuts on my 1994 Jeep Wrangler YJ. Has a hole down the middle for the tip of self tapping screws to poke through. Small fillets down side to aid in comfort if holding. I have also created a little hex head adapter for either a 13mm socket or spanner. Part group: EYJ-205 Part number: J400 4868 Onshape Link Here For both I'd recommend printing them at an angle (so the layer lines are not parallel to the direction torque is being applied). Though given that these shouldn't be heavily torqued it's more a safety net for corroded fasteners. Infill should be fairly high as well for the same reason. Supports are naturally required if you're printing at an angle - mandatory for the hex adapter but if printing the spanner flat then it'll be fine without supports.
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Originally published on printables.com by nilchaos · License: CC BY
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