Motor Rotation to Linear Motion
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A simple 3D model showcases how to convert rotational movement into linear movement, serving as a learning tool. However, the 'piston' arm can be easily modified for practical use by remodeling it to any shape or connector. - At full scale, the motor mount accommodates motors with a circumference of 24mm. - When scaled down to 75%, the motor mount fits motors with an 18mm circumference. To calculate scaling proportions, apply this simple formula: (24/100) = (x/y) Here, x represents the unknown motor circumference and y is the scale factor, which can be expressed as a percentage like 50% or 125%. The model featured above has been scaled up to 85% to accommodate a 20mm motor.
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