PG35L-048 Gear puller (may work or not)
Description
I tried to print a tool to remove the gear on a motor shaft (remembering to have seen one but can't find it again)...
But that didn't work (contrary to hammering it with an M4 screw while safely holded in a vice).
[edit 05/11/2012] Just use a vice : youtu.be/pT2zk--KqBo
[edit 01/06/2012]
Now may work :)
But that didn't work (contrary to hammering it with an M4 screw while safely holded in a vice).
[edit 05/11/2012] Just use a vice : youtu.be/pT2zk--KqBo
[edit 01/06/2012]
Now may work :)
Instructions
Print, try and tell us if that worked, or improve it, make it work, and share the lesson :)
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DeuxVis
on
September 5, 2012
said:
I printed one in "High Impact PLA" from Diamond Age, and it delaminated very fast under use - see photo in the "U made one" section.
Maybe I do not master the printing settings for that plastic then.
Anyone had success using this ?
Bluehairbob
on
June 1, 2012
said:
I was thinking of designing one of these just today - for exactly the same motor!
jamesglanville
on
June 1, 2012
said:
Do you mean mine? http://www.thingiverse.com/thi...
You really need to print this sort of thing the other way - so that the main forces are not trying to delaminate the object. I only got mine to work printed the way shown on my thing, and even printed at 100%, I only got 5/6 of the pulleys I wanted off, and broke one puller in the process.
License
PG35L-048 Gear puller (may work or not) by watsdesign is licensed under the Creative Commons - Public Domain Dedication license.
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I tried all sorts of gear pullers without success, ended up clamping the gear in a vice and using a punch on the drive shaft to separate the two parts. Couple of taps with a light hammer and the gear is of.
yeah the same here :)