DigiGurdy

thingiverse

This is a redesign of XenonJohn's Digigurdy. It's based on current versions from his Hackaday Project Site, not this one here on thingiverse. https://hackaday.io/project/165251-the-digi-gurdy My design replaces all non-electric components with 3D printed parts. I had no idea how to cut aluminium profiles nice and without hurting myself, so that's the reason I started with a full printed version. If everything works well, a spool of filament is enough to print everything, unless you want different colors, which makes it a bit cheaper, as with profiles and laser-cut parts. The downside of this is you need a big printer. What you don't need from the original design: Aluminium Small Curved Corner Profile Alloy box section tube 12x8 Lasercut acryl/wood plates if you use printed ones. Oring, if you print yours with TPU. Flange Coupling, I would recommend using one; I ordered it but it never got delivered, therefore designed my crank for use without. Fishing Reel handle. What you will need with this design in addition to the other items: A big printer (~ 400mm length), as already mentioned. For the crank: 5mm bearings (11mm outside diameter) x2 for the crank knob A 5mm screw long enough to connect knob and crank 2 end nuts, 2 security nuts A USB adapter if you print endcap_USB. I used this one: https://secure.reichelt.at/usb-adapter-ft-1-x-usb-2-0-b-buchse-1-x-usb-2-0-a-buchse-cliff-cp30207nm-p227651.html?&nbc=1 2 x screw 3mm to fixate the USB adapter A short USB cable micro - A to connect teensy and the USB adapter. 8 3mm screws at least 3cm long (can be longer) for the chassis.