Space Ship - Motor Three Axis Tourbillon

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First, thanks Adam Wrigley's great design - Clockwerk - A 3D Printed, Three-Axis Tourbillon. Here is his design link: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1624844. This is an amazing design, I was very excited when I made the clock work. The reason I made this remix, because it only lasts for 10 minutes. But I wanted it to keep working all the time. Whenever I see it, I want it to be moving. So I designed a set to make it run by gear motor. Suggestion: Make Adam's design first, then you will understand how it works. It is a better way to learn about tourbillons. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lu8taNLbgqY&feature=youtu.be. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20%-90% Notes: Post-Printing Infill: 1_10-30 gear +5 20% 2_10-30 gear 20% 3_103 gear 40% 4_pin 90% 5_gear support 40% 6_base 60% 7_motor 9 gear 20% 8_motor holder 20% 9_ring 40% 10_bridge 40% If you don't have hot bed, you need Brim 11_lock 90% Required Parts: · Screw M3-14mmx6 · Screw M3-10mmx4 · Bearing 8x22x7 2pcs · Shaft 4mmx32mmx2pcs (a little longer is ok, mine in the photo is 45mm) · Mini gear motor 6V 20rpm --- works perfectly on 8.6v · Adjustable Adapter Power · DC Female Contact If you can't find a suitable adapter, DC power supply will work. This part is Adam's design. 1 2 3 4 5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lu8taNLbgqY&feature=youtu.be How I Designed This Attention Different motors work at different voltages. My motor works perfectly on 8.6V. Size of motor