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
over 9 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
over 9 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
over 9 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
over 9 years
Something about slightly older version of OpenSCAD. Tried it at home, OpenSCAD 2014.03, and it had the bevels.
Whosawhatsis
Whosawhatsis
over 9 years
<p>I used rotate_extrude() to create a toroid shape and intersection() to form the gears to it.</p>
Mr.What
Mr.What
over 9 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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