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Cymbal Arm Clamp Insert Wedge

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Bounding box
14.0 × 27.5 × 25.0 mm
Engine
Precision B-rep
Parameters
15
Published
September 11, 2026

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The prompt

Design an Alesis Nitro Max drum kit cymbal arm clamp insert wedge (spacer block) for 3D printing. The part is a semi-cylindrical clamp insert used inside an electronic drum rack cymbal mount. Overall dimensions: 30mm diameter, 30mm width, 22mm height. Features a flat/sloped rear face angled to fit inside the rack clamp housing. Includes a vertical 12.5mm through-hole/channel along the front face to fit a standard 12mm knurled Alesis cymbal rod. Includes a horizontal 8.5mm through-hole intersecting the center to allow an M8 clamping T-bolt/wing nut shaft to pass through. Top edge features a small 20mm x 4mm retention lip (3mm height) to lock into the outer clamp housing. Outer Geometry: Base Cylinder Diameter: 30.0 mm Total Height: 22.0 mm Cutout Angle / Flat Rear Face: Sloped rear profile at ~45 degrees Vertical Rod Channel (Cymbal Arm): Hole Diameter: 12.5 mm (Standard 12mm rod with 0.5mm 3D printing tolerance) Orientation: Z-axis through-cut Horizontal Bolt Hole (Clamping Screw): Hole Diameter: 8.5 mm (Standard M8 wing bolt clearance) Orientation: Y-axis through-cut Retention Lip (Top Alignment Tab): Width: 20.0 mm Depth: 4.0 mm Height: 3.0 mm

Parameters

NameValueRange
Base Cylinder Diameter30 mm15 – 60
Body Width (Y)30 mm10 – 80
Body Height (Z)22 mm10 – 60
Rear Flat Face Position (X)-12 mm-14.5 – -3
Rear Slope Angle45 deg5 – 80
Sloped Section Height6 mm0.5 – 15
Vertical Rod Channel Dia12.5 mm3 – 25
Rod Channel Offset (X)6 mm-10 – 12
Horizontal M8 Bolt Hole Dia8.5 mm2 – 16
Bolt Hole Offset (X)0 mm-10 – 10
Bolt Hole Height (Z)11 mm2 – 20
Lip Width (Y)20 mm4 – 29
Lip Depth (X)4 mm1 – 15
Lip Height (Z)3 mm1 – 12
Lip Offset (X)-3 mm-14 – 12

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