Apple Picker
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I designed a handy apple picker consisting of a sturdy wooden stick with a pivot point at one end. The grip mechanism consists of two halves, which are printed parts. Each half is essentially a semi-sphere featuring a mounting lug that can be attached to the stick via pre-drilled screw holes. A large number of holes are drilled into each ball to allow for visibility and minimize material usage. Review the accompanying images to see how the internal workings come together. By pulling on a rope connected to the other end, I can easily close the grip mechanism and secure my apples in place. I employed a stick measuring 13 by 29 millimeters in size. For your convenience, I have included the SCAD file, which enables you to modify the dimensions (within a certain range) according to your needs. Note that this design requires printing both halves of the apple picker.
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