active lock for t5 timing belt
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Humans modify the locking post by installing a miniature servo, such as a 22g metal geared or a 9g nylon geared one. The Arduino controls this tiny engine. A customized 14-teeth T5 pulley downloaded from a specified website takes its place. Other components remain untouched. Trial green locks are shown in the image, and various configurations of 3, 4, and 1,2 files exist to accommodate specific needs: an axial hole or a front-end stopper to prevent the lock from sliding when pulling the belt. Note that this gear changes direction but isn't designed for carrying significant loads, similar to how tendons function in a robotic arm. To replicate this system: 1) Set the printing settings to high resolution and solidify for the toothed wedge. 2) Configure the fill ratio according to your preferences for other parts. 3) Choose ABS material for strength.
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