Rotation mechanism of the player for table hockey

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The player table hockey's rotation mechanism is quite ingenious. To make it more manageable for 3D printing, I created a modular version that allows you to print only the necessary spare parts if any fail. As a general rule, it's usually just the shaft that breaks. To print the shaft, I placed it upside down without supports and set the skirt at a slower speed. The gear, being a cylindrical part, was printed without supports as well. However, the case required support, so I first printed it with the same model settings and then turned it 180 degrees to start printing faster. Korpus2, on the other hand, involved adding a cylindrical part with supports only on the bent loop's sides. To ensure proper adhesion to the table, I also added a skirt during this print job.