Spherical Parallel Manipulator (No hardware required)
por PhilQc en Printables
Reverse engineered MakeBreakRepair's model from youtube video. Making it 3D printer friendly.
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Solo uso personalCC BY-NC-SA 4.0 — Atribución, no comercial, compartir igual
Uso personal dando crédito; sin fines comerciales y las modificaciones con la misma licencia.
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Archivos (11)
- Base.step STEP · 31 KB
- Base_Axle.step STEP · 31 KB
- Top_Pin.step STEP · 31 KB
- Base_Long_Arm.step STEP · 78 KB
- Base_Medium_Arm.step STEP · 78 KB
- Top_Hinge_x6.step STEP · 185 KB
- Base_Short_Arm.step STEP · 78 KB
- Top_Holder.step STEP · 100 KB
- Top_Holder_Arms_x3.step STEP · 105 KB
- Top_Swings_x3.step STEP · 115 KB
- Base_Rings_x3.step STEP · 18,3 MB
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Sobre este modelo
Credit where credit is due. I made this model based on a short video from MakeBreakRepair's youtube channel about it.
*NOT MY VIDEO* Thought it was a cool neat weekend project. Managed to get it no hardware required by using print in place hinges and friction fits. The tolerances may vary, I tuned it for my printer (Prusa MK3S+). The only part that need support is the top Pin, but it's very minimal. The rotation point is 75mm from the top part. (I used a needle head in my case, but anything at that focus point should work) I'll wait for feedback to improve the model!
Descripción original del autor, publicada en Printables.
