🔩 Enhanced Durability and Stability: Outside Joining Aluminum Profile Bracket Review

Required 2020 connector plates. They were too small and after consulting online 8020 catalogs it turned out that the dimensions for the 1010 series would work.

So I replaced the nuts with sliding nuts that can't come loose. If you install it once and never touch it again, then what they send is fine.

brackets are manufactured with high quality, high quality and conscientiously. Perfect! The screws are a bit short, but handy and work. Support nuts - crap! They are very small, don't fit well in the extrusion and the shoulder is almost missing! I ended up with extra nuts so I didn't go back. I am not sure if I will order again.

They're not symmetrical, but they're close enough that a lot of people won't notice. Meaning: If you flip a slab and line up the holes perfectly, the edges of the slabs will not line up. All 4 parts were made the same so that with care you can achieve uniformity. I didn't use metrology to confirm, but the bolt pattern looks consistent and evenly spaced.

Most of the two orders were fine but two of the second order were cut so they didn't match the rest of the batch and weren't the same shape as the others . It seems to have been a production error, but I find it strange that they delivered models that were deformed by up to two millimeters in some places. I hope this is rare, but I'm still concerned about accuracy. go to my build.

Most of the two orders were ok but two of the second order were cut to not match the rest of the batch and were not the same shape as other. It seems to have been a manufacturing defect but I find it strange that they delivered the ones that were deformed by up to two millimeters in some places. I hope this is a rare occurrence, but it still worries me about how much accuracy is going into my build.

Perfect fit for the top of my CR-10S Z axis. Assemble the horizontal and vertical guides of the rod, but you should only assemble the inner part 2 so that the parts with the gear nuts are straight and hold the protruding parts of the rod. Then do the second, then the outer end. That way it keeps all the parts right. You need to hold down the two sides to make sure they line up perfectly with the horizontal and vertical tabs. A bit of work, but you only have to do it once!

I bought these braces as well as L braces from a competitor on Revain called "Befeniby". This can vary from batch to batch, but the Befenybay clasps are significantly better finished than these Boeray clasps. The holes appear to have a slight deviation on one side. Looks like they were knocked out instead of drilled? Also, the side cuts were much rougher than the competitor mounts. Also note that they are about 4mm thick. I believe true 80/20 braces are about 1mm thicker, but that might just be