Emmett's Not-Quite-As-Large Shaft
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Published on November 19, 2012
Derived from
Automatic Transmission Model
by emmett
Description
Looking at Emmett's awesome Automatic Transmission model and simply feeling inadequate? Not quite up for that massive shaft?
Fear not - here is one that should fit more comfortable on your bed!
Fear not - here is one that should fit more comfortable on your bed!
Instructions
Well, just as easy as before - take a look at the OpenSCAD file, set your tolerance if you've changed it, and generate your more comfortable fitting shaft bits. ;-)
If you've not changed your tolerance, just use the two here.
When you have printed the two parts, quickly close the door and shut the blinds, pull out the SuperGlue and get to work before Emmett sees you gluing things together!
I've just printed these, and they fit together wonderfully! They are still ~74mm tall, so do check your limits before breaking something...
If you've not changed your tolerance, just use the two here.
When you have printed the two parts, quickly close the door and shut the blinds, pull out the SuperGlue and get to work before Emmett sees you gluing things together!
I've just printed these, and they fit together wonderfully! They are still ~74mm tall, so do check your limits before breaking something...
License
Emmett's Not-Quite-As-Large Shaft by SystemsGuy is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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just one issue I've found. The stl for short-shaft-top appears to have been generated with V2 of pins.scad. It should be a fixed pin but in the stl it isn't.
Checked the code and it's fine. So after a test, found that this results from using the old pins.scad as it does not have a fixed option
Hey Sim - very good catch. I usually only upload STL's I've printed, so not sure what happened here.
Corrected V3 version uploaded!