Baader Planetarium UFC Protection – Slider-Seal, 3D-printed
- Free to download STL files for 3D printing
- Designed for the Baader Planetarium UFC System
- Protects filter sliders from dust and damage
- Licensed under Creative Commons for non-commercial use
This is a free digital download containing the STL files to 3D print a protective Slider-Seal for the Baader Planetarium Universal Filter Changer (UFC) system. Provided directly by Baader Planetarium, these files allow you to create a custom-fit component that helps seal and protect your filter sliders when not in use.
Instead of a physical product, Baader Planetarium offers the design for the UFC Slider-Seal as a service to the astronomy community. This DIY approach allows any user with access to a 3D printer to produce their own protective seal, safeguarding their valuable UFC filter sliders from dust, moisture, and accidental contact.
To access the files, simply log in to your customer account or register on our website. The download link is available on the "Downloads" tab for this product. This initiative ensures that UFC users can easily and affordably create essential accessories for their imaging train.
The STL files for the UFC Slider-Seal are distributed under the Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. This license grants you specific permissions while establishing clear guidelines for use, ensuring the design remains an open and accessible community resource.
No, this is not a physical product for sale. It is a set of STL files that you can download for free to print the UFC Slider-Seal on your own 3D printer.
To download the files, you must be logged into a customer account on our website. If you don't have one, you can register for free. Once logged in, navigate to the "Downloads" tab on this page to find the download link.
No. The files are licensed under a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) that includes a Non-Commercial (NC) clause. This means you cannot use the files or the resulting prints for any commercial purpose, including selling them.
The source files do not specify a material. However, for astronomy accessories, a dark, durable filament like PETG or ABS is often recommended to minimize light reflections and withstand outdoor conditions. You should choose a material compatible with your specific 3D printer.
No, the STL files are provided by Baader Planetarium completely free of charge. You only need to register for a customer account on our website to access the download.
The license includes a Share Alike (SA) clause. This means if you modify the design and distribute your version, you must do so under the exact same CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license, giving credit to Baader Planetarium as the original creator.