Sphere Machine for Lapidary
por Mike Zinski en Thingiverse
Print the components to assemble the basis for a sphere machine. Includes the base, position legs, motor supports, drip bucket, and multiple sizes of cups. You will need 1/4" x 20 mm bolts with appropriately sized washers and wingnuts door or cabinet hinges with screws electrical wire (speaker or...
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- sphere_maker_mast_foot-.amf AMF
- sphere_maker_mast_foot-2-short-.amf AMF
- sphere_bucket_mast-2-.amf AMF
- sphere_bucket_mast-.amf AMF
- sphere_maker_mast-.amf AMF
- sphere_cup_.5-.274--.amf AMF
- sphere_cup_.75-.amf AMF
- sphere_cup_1.3X-.amf AMF
- sphere_cup_1.5.amf AMF
- sphere_cup-1.0-.274-.amf AMF
- sphere_cup-2.0-.amf AMF
- sphere_cup-3-.amf AMF
- sphere_drip_bucket-.amf AMF
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Print the components to assemble the basis for a sphere machine. Includes the base, position legs, motor supports, drip bucket, and multiple sizes of cups. You will need 1/4" x 20 mm bolts with appropriately sized washers and wingnuts door or cabinet hinges with screws electrical wire (speaker or small electronic appliance wire) and wire nuts and power cord on/off switch three motors. Mike recommends 110 rpm 14 volt motors to fit on this assembly. super glue recommended To make your own sphere cups, you'll need to print your desired cup size, then super glue diamond grit into the cups.
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