My Customized Parametric pulley - lots of tooth profiles

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Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:16627 Created with Customizer! https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=16627 Instructions Using the following settings: no_of_nuts = 1 nut idler = 3 inches deep profile = 2 levels high additional_tooth_depth = no extra depth m3_nut_depth = 2.7 inches long pulley_t_ht = 8 teeth tall m3_nut_flats = 5.7 square inches wide retainer_ht = 1.5 inch thick nut_angle = exactly 90 degrees sharp m3_nut_hex = 1 hole for a hex key teething = 20 sharp edges to grab onto something hard to chew on. pulley_b_dia = the wheel's diameter is 20 inches around the center circle area of things held onto like an object or something small you can pick up and turn your hands around while still having something steady under hand but yet at same time holding it high up near where eye line see things from this angle also keeps hand stable with out falling. idler_ht = The top part that makes teeth stick out some distance - is 1.5 inch tall in every direction measured down from very top till reaches metal body bottom. m3_dia = The screw is three and two tenths of an inch in diameter as viewed across face at one specific spot where turns into circle but actually all over rest stays just a standard round hole through its length until reaches certain thickness again at another end called 'bottom'. pulley_b_ht = Height between these two levels measured top most point bottom surface down lowest possible distance, the vertical gap found along side that can't really help in knowing much about other dimensions without making some calculations like subtracting total of any additional width from one known figure before finally arriving at end measurement or height but since nobody actually has such data available they will likely need some time searching everywhere hoping it would eventually appear giving hope until proven wrong obviously only if results aren't clear-cut enough! motor_shaft = That long, straight bit connected right above nut holding everything else still even when turning round smoothly around fixed object being something we'd naturally put weight down first because always seems natural thing too since just gravity at work all times isn't it?!? additional_tooth_width = 2 one twentieths of an inch longer along teeth to help secure whatever they might grip against preventing slip ups caused lack better understanding forces applied sometimes result tiny movement that would end breaking material over and over but still works fine enough because there hasn't been failure reported during long usage times already experienced. nut_shaft_distance = One point two inches distance between shaft of last thing held inside housing until now free at final stop ready for disassembly or replacement whichever suits particular project's needs