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Rolling Pin grabcad

Rolling Pin

grabcad schneider 6571500 Free

A very simple type of a ROLLING PIN for pizza dough and yeast dough.The use of this kitchen utensil is very easy and leads to good results.I made my own thoughts to improve this existing product for an easy disassembling, to change the CONICAL ROLLING PIN according to your wishes (may be a cylindrical version) or a separate cleaning.The most interesting feature is, however, the fastening for a limited axial clearance of the ROLLING PIN.A slotted screw with an inner thread (M5) and a pressed-in cylindrical pin allows a defined and tightly screwing onto the thread of the WIRE BOW (see screenshots from sections of the model, directly taken over from the CAD-application).So I can use a thread, which outer diameter is nominal the same like the diameter of the wire and I don't need an additional machining for another thread diameter (for example M4).The model is available in following data formats:STEP file (.stp) of the complete assembly.STL files (.stl) of all components.Native files (.prt) and (.asm) in a (.7z) folder, for users of »PTC Creo Parametric 2.0«

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Platform grabcad
Creator schneider
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
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