Gearwork Pegboard for 3D Printed Pin Connectors
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Day 1 of Thing-A-Day project features a customizable pegboard designed to test gear trains using Pin Connector V2 tools by Tony Buser. This versatile board can be beneficial for the MakerBot Clock Makers initiative and educators/students exploring basic gears mechanics. The tool's utility increases as users create additional locking mechanisms for heavier use. Constructed with 6mm birch plywood, it offers fixed bolt-holes (8mm) for mounting heavy elements like cranks or driven components. Additionally, 8mm hardware can be used to secure gears with nuts for complex tasks requiring high torque. Upon completion, I'll share STL files and OpenSCAD settings for printing pin connectors.
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