Pretty cheap 100pcs of threaded inserts for wood, metal, and plastic.
How to Use Threaded Inserts for Wood, Metal, and 3D Prints!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u1z1bApFo4
Size for option:
M3x4x4.5mm
M4x8x6mm
M5x10x7mm
Threaded Inserts for Plastic (100-Pieces) from US$9 (~A$12.80) & Free Delivery @ Kingroon
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AssociatedProfessionaldreamer on 15/08/2022 - 13:34 kingroon.com (372 clicks)
Last edited 15/08/2022 - 19:08 by 2 other users
Last edited 15/08/2022 - 19:08 by 2 other users
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Seems popular, 4 upvotes already.
Pretty odd, right?
The deal seems…eh. A literally 30 second search shows a bunch of options. Not comparable, but in the same category.
Hang on are you accusing a rep post of not being a bargain? That's scandalous!!!
The use case is quite different to the link you posted, but there are a lot of options at similar price point or cheaper than the posted deal.
Going by the number of 3D printer deals on here, I think that there are many here that could be interested. I'm more on the metal/woodworking side of things, but these are still useful for some of the stuff I do.
Threaded inserts are super handy with functional 3D prints.
I agree, I also learned of a solution that I didn't even know existed for a problem of mine through the YouTube link from @mattyD below. Didn't know of press rivets nuts! Thanks Ozb!
Niche product. Yes … and?
I see it as a positive, what got me into ozbargain was all the cool stuff that I didn't know existed. After being around for a while, I find most posts are for the same old things so appreciate when something different is posted.
How to Use Threaded Inserts for Wood, Metal, and 3D Prints!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u1z1bApFo4Whelp, learned something today.
Cheers for that link. Next utoob in list for me was this:
Threaded Inserts for 3D Prints - Cheap VS Expensive 💰
niche product
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