oldham coupling 3d models
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This is a pretty labor intensive project and takes a couple of hours or so to disassemble the printer and reassembly with the new printed parts. Aside from the printed parts, all the rest are the original parts from the i3 Mega including the 2 X...
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DISCLAIMER Designed with precision for utilization within 3ds Max coupled with V-Ray, this asset achieves exceptional results in visual realism. The V-Ray system is utilized exclusively throughout all materials applied, giving life to any design...
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The two "feet" (screw guides) on the left side are raised from the metal plate by a couple of millimeters, to make room for a sensor bracket attached there. If you don't have at least the dummy filling that gap, and you tighten the screws, chances...
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When I started 3D prints couple years ago, name tag was my first try. With a little more expertise now, I wanted for my first post to produce a really unique name tag, robust, efficient and with many customization options. </p><figure...
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The length of chain I use is 210mm and I adjust the length so that the weight when hung straight swings a couple of mm's from the base. Rules of the game.When playing the game you should throw the weight clockwise around the back of the post...
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Optional: If you want the perch to last a super long time or be permanent, mix up a couple drops of 2-part epoxy. Dip a stout wire (16-14 GAW) or a paperclip into the mixed epoxy, then use the end of the metal wire to mush the drop into the...
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Use a tool to push it into place and to hold it while doing the next point (patience required here).Insert “Selector Right” onto “Selector Left” using the back coupling slot until the selector fully closes (with all parts inside).At this stage, the...
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See my comment below from over here:In my various remixes for the SKR cases, I notched the bottom of the lid so that it could be removed without threading wires through holes, and just now I had to manually make cuts in this lid to create a notch at...
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Once everything is working as it should, add some glue to hold the clip in permanently, but be careful that the glue does not contact the slider. Once it is assembled, test it by giving the reel a couple turns in both directions and make sure it...
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You probably need two sets of +/- wires attached to the output terminals. Once the wires with connectors are attached to the XL-6019 circuit while in the printed housing and the output is adjusted to the desired voltage, a couple of dots of CA glue...
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Currently, I am producing a couple of test prints for them to try building up along with a finished sleeve so they can see how the rough surface of the print becomes baby-butt smooth! Their idea is that the larger rudder surface area will make a...
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This is a pretty labor intensive project and takes a couple of hours or so to disassemble the printer and reassembly with the new printed parts. Aside from the printed parts, all the rest are the original parts from the i3 Mega including the 2 X...
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This design produces spools compatible with these filament coils, and any others for which dimensions can be found: * [MasterSpool](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2769823) (750 g) * [SlantSpool](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2850604) (1 kg) *...
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You'll need to get the 3mm deep ones to make a couple of them work, but most would be fine with 5mm deep or more if that's what is available.M3 screws: I had an assortment of these already, but used about 22 of these between 5mm and 8mm long. This...
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If you don’t have a crimper you can get by squeezing firmly with a pair of pliers, then placing a flat head screw driver along the plier-flattened part of the connector and tapping with a hammer a couple of times for deeper, firmer crimp. ... ...
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Given the plastic escapement parts the remix was never meant to keep correct time, also it is very inefficient so the weight only keeps it working for a couple of hours. Therefore it is not a practical clock. I designed the 'Triaxial Quartz Movement...
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The main system is split into 3 parts, base separator and top, then there are a couple of supporting files for mounting the system. All files are on TinkerCad and public if you want to add more sensors or remix anything. The files are also available...
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The adhesive will help hold the LED strip to the model, but I've found that adding a couple drops of super glue to the adhesive makes for a stronger hold.Insert the switch through the rectangular hole. On the switch, the "I" should be on top and the...
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Acceptable counter weights include battery packs, steel chunks, a couple of fishing weights and pretty much anything dry you can ziptie or duct tape on here. I have no immediate plans of adding a mount for a counterweight because everyone will find...
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What I did not like is that in most projects the bearing holders can cause friction on the bearing itself and the stands for the bearing rods were loosely coupled or even needed to be glued. So I changed these. I am sharing my modified files just...
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In the photos below, you may notice that a couple of parts look very slightly different, that is just because I've improved the design for better functionality since taking the photos. Insert rout part into holder with curved wall towards the...
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Update 2: 12/12/2021 I ran into a couple issues with some mirror cell bases not slicing correctly on the borders after splitting up the sections. Repairing the stl in Fusion 360 via "Wrap" resolved the issue. I posted the six border files that...
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After a couple of iterations, I ended up with this design. https://youtu.be/b3BgD_pb5wM Here is it launching planes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okmCqEiGUEw It requires: 2x 1/2" metal conduit 90 deg elbow 2x 1/2" metal conduit, 6...
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Instructions on the finishes are included. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.10mm Infill: 40 Filament: ProtoPasta HTPLA Brass Fill Notes: Here are the parameters we used for the best results on a...
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To distribute the grease evenly and to check the functioning of the device, operate the assembled mechanism, before mounting it, a couple of hundred times by hand squeezing, after that remove any superfluous grease. If you have difficult...
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Cut them a couple of cm longer than the lengths listed below and trim them to appropriate lengths during assembly. a. One Center tube (Spool 3): 36cm (14”)<br/> b. Two inside tubes (Spools 2 & 4): 41cm (16”)<br/> c. Two outside tubes (Spools...
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Knives thicknesses can vary so I created a couple more versions. A 1.5mm version and a version that has size ranges from 1.2mm to 2.1 mm. I would advise printing my Test Size version of the part to verify if you need to modify the top section for a...
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UPDATE: After printing out the brackets and messing around with them, I decided to make a couple of changes including... drum roll... thumb screws for the leveling screws so you can level it by hand with no allen wrench! This slightly changes the...
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I had fewer issues but they were more difficult to diagnose and fix. I saw a couple of posts on the PrusaSlicer GitHub site related to stringy filament tips so I downloaded and compiled a copy of PrusaSlicer with the 'Dribbling' pull. <strong>What...
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You can clean up the threads with an M8 tap if you have one but my threads printed ok and I found I could screw in the spindle fully with the aid of a couple of locknuts on the threaded rod and a 14mm ring spanner. Screw it in until it just bottoms...