Treadle Finger Engine
myminifactory
Treadle finger engine, a contraption reminiscent of an antique sewing machine, is powered by your finger's gentle treadling motion. Envision it as a more intricate fidget spinner that demands finesse and precision to operate effectively. The design prioritizes organic curves and minimizes the number of components required for construction. To bring this ingenious device to life, you'll need the following materials: * A 3/16" steel rod, carefully cut into three distinct segments: + One segment measuring 54mm + One segment measuring 55mm + Two segments measuring 25mm each In addition to these essential components, a small amount of superglue will be necessary for assembly. Note that none of the parts require support during printing. Simply print three copies of the acorn.stl file and have them ready for final assembly. A dab of hot glue can help secure the pennies in place within the flywheel, ensuring optimal performance.
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