Filter Adapters for GP Guide Planetary Cameras

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These parts require a high degree of dimensional accuracy to ensure proper fit, prevent light leaks, and allow filters to screw in as expected. Achieving such accuracy through 3D printing can be challenging, especially if your printer is out of calibration or if the filament shrinks or expands as it cools.

Calibrate: Before printing the full models, print a test cube of known dimensions and measure it with a caliper. Use this test to determine any necessary adjustments for dimensional accuracy. Many calibration figures and test cube models are available online. Once you know how much your prints shrink or expand, use your slicing software to apply the corresponding correction to each axis.

If using commercial 3D Printing Services: Before ordering prints, inquire about their processes for ensuring dimensional accuracy.