Wade's Extruder w/ Fishbone'd gears
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A derivative of the classic, and hopefully an improvement. Fishbone gears are known to make less noise and have less "play" as they turn, with no "give" when they begin turning as normal gears do.
This was kind of an experiment. I've never held or seen Wade's original extruder in my hand, so hopefully this is an improvement. Give it a try, but be warned that my STL exporting plugin doesn't play nicely with scale. If it's coming out the wrong size for you, look here for reference: (the original!)
thingiverse.com/thing:1794
This was kind of an experiment. I've never held or seen Wade's original extruder in my hand, so hopefully this is an improvement. Give it a try, but be warned that my STL exporting plugin doesn't play nicely with scale. If it's coming out the wrong size for you, look here for reference: (the original!)
thingiverse.com/thing:1794
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view allNetfabb is free and can meassure (distances, circle-circumfences,...), scale/... and automatically + manually repair meshes.
That should help.
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Works just like the original. Instructions here:
thingiverse.com/thing:1794
The SKP files are directly from SketchUp.
thingiverse.com/thing:1794
The SKP files are directly from SketchUp.
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tinyenormous
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Jul 6, 2011
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yep. this looks like the STL files are really big. Too big to fit on a makerbot platform. I'd recommend not printing them unless you know exactly how much to scale it to.
MarcusWolschon
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Jul 6, 2011
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Netfabb is free and can meassure (distances, circle-circumfences,...), scale/... and automatically + manually repair meshes.
That should help.
MarcusWolschon
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Jun 30, 2011
said:
Are these teeth hypercycloidal or involute?
Srsguy
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Jun 30, 2011
said:
I'm not sure what you mean...I cut the gears in two and turned each half a specific amount with some math involving their height and the number of teeth. I did this by hand.


hmmm....
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Let us Fishing together :-P