Futaba S3004 Servo Motor

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A parametric Futaba S3004 servo motor is at your disposal. This tool can be utilized as either a 3D model or a 2D projection, making it an excellent choice for creating DXF files to use with a laser cutter. Note that the previous version had the wire on the wrong end - whoops! Instructions module futaba(bolt, center, horn, project, scalePct) bolt = true/false If bolt is true: create a bolt hole (default). If bolt is false: create a pilot hole. center = "flange", "shaft", "true" Set the flange to place at the origin if center equals "flange". Center with the shaft/horn top at the origin if center equals "shaft". Center the body at the origin if center equals "true" (default). horn = true/false Add a 4-sided star-shaped horn to the shaft if horn is true. Do not add a horn if horn is false (default). project = true/false Create a 3D model by setting project to false (default). Create a 2D "shadow" that can be used with a laser cutter if project equals true. scalePct = Scale the projection to achieve a snugger or less snug fit by specifying the percentage. The default value is 1.05, which equates to 105%. Use this module within another OpenSCAD project by importing it: use; To call this module in your project, simply type: futaba(); To create a projection for use with a 2D model: futaba(project = true); To create a projection with pilot holes for wood screws: futaba(project = true, bolt = false);