Motorised Marble Machine
por Alan Ryder en Thingiverse
Having built the Printable Marble Machine #1 which is hand operated, I wanted to add a motor ..... which led to the redesign of quite a number of parts. The motor which I settled on is a Pololu 298:1 Micro Metal Gearmotor which attaches onto my plastic mount using the Pololu Micro Metal Gearmotor...
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Archivos (14)
- NewGear_Support_Exit.stl STL · 57 KB
- EntranceChuteRedesignAlan.2.stl STL · 40 KB
- New_Base.stl STL · 9 KB
- New_Helix_holder.stl STL · 28 KB
- NewSprocketGear.2.stl STL · 174 KB
- MotorSupport.stl STL · 25 KB
- NewGear_Support_Back.stl STL · 43 KB
- 7_of_11_Exit_Chute_Brace.stl STL · 33 KB
- 8_of_11_Exit_Chute_Guide.stl STL · 34 KB
- 6_of_11_Spiral_Chute.stl STL · 748 KB
- 11_of_11_Gear_Lift.stl STL · 1,3 MB
- Plate1_Gold.stl STL · 586 KB
- Plate2_Green.stl STL · 100 KB
- Plate3_Green.stl STL · 61 KB
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Having built the Printable Marble Machine #1 which is hand operated, I wanted to add a motor ..... which led to the redesign of quite a number of parts. The motor which I settled on is a Pololu 298:1 Micro Metal Gearmotor which attaches onto my plastic mount using the Pololu Micro Metal Gearmotor Bracket. This motor runs off 5V and rotates at 45rpm - just about as fast as I think the design will cope with. It is powered using a 5V DC mains power supply which came with a mobile phone - I replaced the original power connector on the power supply as I wanted to use a 2.1mm DC power jack plug and socket set. I have uploaded my rather poor video attempt here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOaXsGhuKLQ Thanks also go to gzumwalt - he has made some cracking motorised models which motivated me to have a go at this one.
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