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rotary tumbler Free 3D Models
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- Available formats:
Stereolithography (.stl) 9.48 MB
- Collection:No
- Print Ready:No
- 3D Scan:No
- Adult content:No
- PBR:No
- Views:4596
- Date: 2018-12-17
- Item ID:221943
rotary tumbler
sketch for arduino in the archive. but this is an alpha version, it has several flaws, but in general it works. the controller controls the engine by changing the rotation every minute in one direction and then in another. timer up to 24 hours. can also be used without a controller. build details on video.
links to used components:
arduino pro mini
bearing 625zz
oled
drv l293d
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Read moresketch for arduino in the archive. but this is an alpha version, it has several flaws, but in general it works. the controller controls the engine by changing the rotation every minute in one direction and then in another. timer up to 24 hours. can also be used without a controller. build details on video.
links to used components:
arduino pro mini
bearing 625zz
oled
drv l293d
buy & save with cashback
donate with paypal
instagram twitter pinterest tingiverse Print Ready: No
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If you need a different format, please send us a Conversion Request. We can convert 3D models to: .stl, .c4d, .obj, .fbx, .ma/.mb, .3ds, .3dm, .dxf/.dwg, .max. .blend, .skp, .glb. We do not convert 3d scenes and solid formats such as .step, .iges, .stp, .sldprt etc!
If you need a different format, please send us a Conversion Request. We can convert 3D models to: .stl, .c4d, .obj, .fbx, .ma/.mb, .3ds, .3dm, .dxf/.dwg, .max. .blend, .skp, .glb. We do not convert 3d scenes and solid formats such as .step, .iges, .stp, .sldprt etc!
Download rotary tumbler Free 3D Print Model stl, from Perinski
rotary tumbler diy tools 3d hobby
abalstefania
Hand Tools
Not much long ago I was thinking about making it by myself, as a commercial one would have been too expensive for me. I'm going to use it not much...maybe just a couple of time per year, when I'll found something interesting to process.
Again, thanks! ;-)