Spinner Knob for Rotary Encoder
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Published on February 11, 2012
Description
Operation Video here:
youtube.com/watch?v=zdTjQ6AbVxQ
One layer of printing (high-res, macro) here:
youtube.com/watch?v=P98S2NxbNbM
3d printed spinner knob for rotary encoder jog/shuttle control
Made on MakerBot CupCake #1024 (MiseryBot)
Use with Digi-Key 987-1195-ND:
search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?keywords=987-1195-ND
( TT Electronics/BI EN12-HS22AF20 )
youtube.com/watch?v=zdTjQ6AbVxQ
One layer of printing (high-res, macro) here:
youtube.com/watch?v=P98S2NxbNbM
3d printed spinner knob for rotary encoder jog/shuttle control
Made on MakerBot CupCake #1024 (MiseryBot)
Use with Digi-Key 987-1195-ND:
search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?keywords=987-1195-ND
( TT Electronics/BI EN12-HS22AF20 )
Instructions
The STL is high-resolution / huge.
You may want or need to re-save the STL in OpenScad at a more-coarse resolution.
Just change the "$fs=0.25;" line to a larger (more coarse) number and then re "F6" and re-save STL.
I had heard of dipping parts in acetone to smooth them. I gave that a shot. Pretty amazing, pic attached.
You may want or need to re-save the STL in OpenScad at a more-coarse resolution.
Just change the "$fs=0.25;" line to a larger (more coarse) number and then re "F6" and re-save STL.
I had heard of dipping parts in acetone to smooth them. I gave that a shot. Pretty amazing, pic attached.
License
Spinner Knob for Rotary Encoder by MiseryBot is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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Beware of the acetone. Some seeped in and the knob melted a bit from the inside. I think it needs a tighter fill and less time in the acetone. I'll try some other recipes.
Thanks for the pic with dip, though. Inspiring. You could try baking out the acetone after the dip: It's very volatile...