Screw-on Tarp & Fabric repair grommet ID 14mm 1/2”

[ Model Overview ]

Repair broken grommets or add grommets in tarps and similar thin fabrics with this screw-on grommet kit.

No tools, no glue, no permanent snaps … just place the male threads in the hole and screw the round nut from the other side.

(Tip ! squeeze your finger in the 14mm hole while you torque down the nut from the other side…  don’t over-torque the M18 nuts or you’ll split the layers).

[ Dimensions ]

ID - ⌀14mm Grommet Inside Diameter:

(hole inside the grommets) - 0.55” so a bit larger than 1/2” for imperial users.

OD  (3 sizes available) Grommet Outside diameter :

- ⌀ 30mm-OD - ⌀ 35mm-OD (ID ⌀14mm) - ⌀ 40mm-OD (ID ⌀14mm) Boost Me It's FREE to say thanks with a BOOST and if my model was useful to you, sending a boost 🚀 token is a great way to support creators you like 😍 Tarp Hole ID – Opening hole in your Tarp or fabric

M18 threads (18x2mm)

[ Printing ]  No supports required for printing for all the parts.

Material: PETG worked fine for my application.

Layer adhesion: Make sure the layers are printed fast (staked quickly), because the M18 wall of the screw is ** only 1 wall thick **.

For best layer adhesion, print only a few at the time and you will have better results (previous layer remains hotter and promotes adhesion).

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