harbor frieght rock tumbler 3d models

I added a Mount for stepper motors and used an old RAMPS and Arduino Mega2560 with some C code.Stepper drivers DRV8825.Some adjustments for tolerances and some changes to get it opened easier.

This is a remix of the project No. 858084 originally created by jnaulet. I appreciate the seed planted and would like to express gratitude for it. The chassis has been carefully crafted with the specific purpose of accommodating a motor screwdriver,...

I came across the "Affordable Rock Tumbler" made by [J_T_3_D](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:935252) and thought that the basic idea was nice, but I wanted another frame, a printed and isolated drum, and belt drive instead of two herringbone...

... used to mount the bearing with the M4 bolt. This fits Rock Tumblers like the ones made by Chicago Electric, Leegol Electric, Harbor Freight and HBM Machines. ...I also have a Lortone 3A which is built differently and this wheel won't fit on that.

... to the TPU O-Rings upgrade, specifically designed for use with the Affordable Rock Tumbler. This clever modification can be easily found by visiting the Affordable Rock Tumbler Design page on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:935252.

You may need to drill the center hole slightly larger for your machine Print instructionsUnassociated tags: gem tumbler, rock tumbler Category: Replacement Parts Summary gear broke on the antique rock tumbler so I modelled another one. ...You may need...

I added metric and SAE Numbers. ...I also added a channel to grab the drivers easier.

<p>This is a printed power feed based on a LS400 Front Right (Passenger) window lift motor, P/N 8572050060 (~$15 when I purchased mine) with a generic ‘10-55V DC Motor controller’ (https://www.ebay.com/itm/124828416816). It works with the Sieg X2...

Please use petg or abs or asa to print this. It stays outside and pla could become problematic. Use a block of wood and a mallet to drive this into the flagpole. ...The ribs will shear off and leave a perfect fit.

Designed for the Affordable Rock Tumbler - NEMA17 Version https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2744886 For boards that are 54 mm wide (max.) The stacked boards must not be more than 11 mm apart

A multistage rock tumbler made from a leftover fan motor from a dehumidifier. Bearing blocks and pulleys are 3D printed. The belt is a big o-ring. The tumbling barrel are recyclable containers. ... I ended up putting some rubber tubing over the...

The lid on my National Geographic Starter Rock Tumbler broke when the whole thing fell off a shelf... 1 day after I bought it! This is a quick design I did to replace it. It's not perfect, so I've included the fusion360 files. As I tweak the design...

A multistage rock tumbler crafted from repurposed parts, featuring a leftover fan motor salvaged from an old dehumidifier as its core component. Bearing blocks and pulleys are expertly manufactured using 3D printing technology, while a sturdy o-ring...

This is a customizable inlay/drum for a rock tumbler. I created this especially for a watertight container - the Leifheit 31202 (Link to german amazon-site) I use the Leifheit-container a lot. Although it is 100% watertight I recommend sealing the...

Building a rock tumbler. -I used PLA but I recommend using PETG or even ABS due to the warping properties of PLA over a long period of time. -The motor I used had a 100:1 gear ratio which is a bit overkill but I wouldn't recommend using...

My motor drive belt on an older Thulmer's (rock) Tumbler Model T broke after about a week of use. I didn't want to wait for a replacement or spend $12 for three so I looked into making myself a new one using 1.75mm Hatchbox TPA filament. After some...

My motor drive belt on an older Thulmer's (rock) Tumbler Model T broke after about a week of use. I didn't want to wait for a replacement or spend $12 for three so I looked into making myself a new one using 1.75mm Hatchbox TPA filament. After some...

Lasercut frame for the Affordable Rock Tumbler by onkelgeorg http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:935252 Post-Printing Instructions We had a old HP Printer motor with a worm gear lying around, so here is how i adapted it to the design from onkel georg:...

I built these ball bearing end stops to replace the flimsy plastic stops on my Chicago Electric rock tumbler. The stop should fit perfectly in place of both cheap plastic ones, and it even uses the factory screws and screw locations. It relies on two...

This is an interchangeable drum with integrated agitators for a media tumbler (rock tumbler). I designed it for my Affordable Rock Tumbler Build, but I wanted it to be customizable so I can adjust the size without changing all the variables and sizes...

This rock tumbler was inspired by J_T_3_D's Affordable Rock Tumbler, as well as other versions. But I designed this frame for a specific type / brand of geared motor. The barrel wheel comes from a design by Spretrep: ...

This is a custom-designed inlay/drum for use with a rock tumbler, tailored to fit snugly within the Leifheit 31202 container, available on Amazon Germany. I developed this design specifically to ensure a watertight seal, which is essential when...

Here are some instructions on how to modify an old HP Printer motor with a worm gear into a lasercut frame for the Affordable Rock Tumbler by onkelgeorg from Thingiverse. We're starting now. We had a spare old HP Printer motor with a worm gear lying...

I built the affordable Rock Tumbler of onkelgeorg, but couldn't get my hands on the right components for the drum. I think I got the drum itself right, but the lids offered weren't adequate and I foresaw a lot of problems when it didn't fit properly....

A super cheap, low material rock tumbler/polisher that's designed to use one of three low-cost 5V hobby motors! This is an advanced project that requires some knowledge of electronics and mechanics. There are other tumbler polishers on Thingiverse,...

Couldn't be bothered to 3D print an entire tumbler so I designed this attachment for a drill to make things easier. Simply glue it to the lid of a small container and you're good to go. A separate support is available for the container, feel free...

Used 8mm aluminum rods, 608 bearings, box fan motor, M3 screws, 5/16 nut and bolt, a 6" x 1/8" O-ring, and a random o-ring I found in the garage (I think it's an oil filter o-ring) to make this tumbler. ...Was able to drive an 8" barrel made from a PVC...

The old gear snapped on my vintage rock polisher, so I replicated it from scratch. ...If you're using a different device, you might have to enlarge the central hole slightly by drilling.

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