1/15th Ton Jack Screw
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It appears you've provided a detailed list of components required for building a machine, along with some additional items like cables and adapters. However, I'll need to reformat this text into a step-by-step guide as requested. Here's a reorganized version: ## Step 1: Motor Controller You will need a motor controller. The recommended one is PN A16090700UX0248 from Uxcell, which can be found on their website or purchased on Amazon for $10. This controller operates within the voltage range of 10-30vdc and has an amp rating of 3 amps. ## Step 2: DC GearMotor The motor used in this build is a DC gearmotor with the PN A16051100UX0484 from Uxcell, available on their website or purchased on Amazon for $14. This specific motor operates within the voltage range of 24vdc and has an amp rating of 1 amp. It also has a RPM of 200. ## Step 3: Panel Mount DC Barrel Jack You will need three panel mount DC barrel jacks, each with a size of 2.1mm x 5.5mm. Make sure you purchase the two-pin concentric style as they fit better than the three-pin type. These can be found on eBay for $10 for 10 units or purchased on Amazon. ## Step 4: Thread Inserts Thread inserts are required with an M3x.5mm thread, a diameter of 5.6mm and a length of 3.8mm. You will need a total of 12 brass threaded inserts. These can be found on McMaster-Carr. ## Step 5: Power Supply A power supply is necessary for the machine. Any power supply within the range of 10-30vdc will work, as long as it has a 5.5mm x 2.1mm barrel connector. You can purchase a 24vdc x 3 amp power supply on Amazon for $12. ## Step 6: Double Male Adapter Cable A double male adapter cable is required with two 2.1mm x 5.5mm male plugs at both ends. This cable will connect the controller to the motor cap housing. You can find five of these cables on eBay for $3. ## Step 7: Required Hardware The following hardware items are needed: - 24 dowel pins with a diameter of 1/8" and a length of 3/8" - 12 dowel pins with a diameter of 3/16" and a length of 1/2" - 4 M3 x .5 set screws (or SHCS) with a length of 10mm - 32 M3 x .5 hex nuts - 8 M3 x .5 socket head cap screws with a length of 10mm - 21 M3 x .5 socket head cap screws with a length of 6mm - 8 M3 x .5 button head cap screws with a length of 6mm - 3 M3 x .5 socket head cap screws with a length of 10mm ## Step 8: Load Test Perform a load test on the machine to ensure it operates as expected.
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