Quick-print gear bearing

By Whosawhatsis

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dmanley
dmanley
over 7 years
Hi I'm new to all this. I've got a Anet A8 clone, haha. And I'm using cura 2.4, but I can't get the setting correct. Anyone here know what settings I should be using in Cura? Thank you.
Elements3d.net
Elements3d.net
over 8 years
hi! I've seen your work on YouMagine. they are very interesting. can put on my project elements3d.net. ? they learn more people and it's fun. good luck in your business!
Whosawhatsis
Whosawhatsis
almost 10 years
<p>Line 48 starts with <i>for(x = [0:1], y = [1:-1]) </i><i></i></p><p><i></i>Change that to <i>for(x = [0], y = [0]) </i>to just print one.</p>
Unkle
Unkle
almost 10 years
Hi and thanks for this cool remix :) Is there any way to change the code so that it makes only one gear ? It would be nice for testruns :)
jdmech
jdmech
almost 10 years
Hey thanks! I love this fun little gear model. Great quickie design. Been looking for it for awhile. Thanks again!!!
Mr.What
Mr.What
almost 10 years
Something about slightly older version of OpenSCAD. Tried it at home, OpenSCAD 2014.03, and it had the bevels.
Whosawhatsis
Whosawhatsis
almost 10 years
<p>I used rotate_extrude() to create a toroid shape and intersection() to form the gears to it.</p>
Mr.What
Mr.What
almost 10 years
The scad seems to generate the typical helical gear. It seems like your design has a clever feature where the planets shrink at the top and bottom, making them capture better. How did you do that? I am wanting to edit some parameters to work better on my machine.
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