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1x M5 Screw
2x bearing 625 2rs
2x pneumatic connector 6mm M5 thread
The case and rotor were printed on a 3D printer made of PET-G material. The rotor axis is an M5 screw. This is the first version of the engine, the second is designed to be more efficient.
24l oil compressors have a low capacity and using professional air tools is troublesome. They require about 120l / min, which is too much for a small compressor.
Therefore, he wants to design an air motor that will be dedicated to small compressors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUkaNSsMD7c
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