3D printed high torque harmonic drive - strain wave gearbox
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
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I was fascinated by this type of gearbox and always wanted to make one. This type of gearbox is one of the most used in industrial robots. This type of gearbox only has a single reduction (in this case 2 because of the belt reduction) with a very high reduction ratio. Because of the single stage reduction there's almost no tolerance/play between input and output shaft. Conventional gearboxes use more gears to achieve the same reduction ratio, the tolerances between the gears add up resulting in greater tolerances/play between the input and output shaft.
This type of gearbox is mostly used in servo systems used in industrial robotics and space applications.
Here are some specifications of the gearbox:
Max tested torque at 12V: 41.3kg*cm or 4N*m
Total reduction ratio = 54:1
Disclaimer: I do not own the Dodge Charger shown in the video, i was just fortunate enough to borrow it for a limited time 😅. (I really wished I owned one though).
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More info can be found here: hackaday.io/project/187309-3d...
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:11 Mechanical design
00:39 Part fitment test
01:05 Prototype V1
01:50 First test run
02:18 Gearbox part manufacturing
02:33 Assembly
03:18 Second test run
03:39 Plexiglass lid + assembly
04:21 Third test run
04:43 Speed controller design
05:10 Speed controller assembly
05:49 Torque tests
06:51 Final test: Dodge Charger!
08:35 Outro
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It was fun to see you address the various weaknesses, and funny that the zip-tie (helped secure the motor) made the final cut👍
Yeah the zip-tie was just the most straightforward and effective way to keep the motor in place without redesigning everything. I will keep this issue in mind when designing a newer version 😜
I was thinking about something like this for an onboard motorcycle winch. The new Trek e-bike with the tiny TQ harmonic pin gearbox/motor with 50 NM of torque is very similar to this and is what sparked my interest recently.
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Great project again. One thing disturb me just a little bit, the Arduino board in a special PCB. You can use single chip like an Arduino, and it looks much better.
Of course in your solution you can use same Arduino for every project.
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Haha it's been a while 😅
@@BrianBrocken Thank you so much for robot hand prosthesis project you helped me a lot, I can't find such model on the internet as your. Again thanks
I'm glad you like the project 😁
Weer een leuke video Brian :)
merci man ;-)
Am I correct in thinking that if the flex spline were fixed in position (unable to rotate) the outer ring gear would be driven instead?
how can you set easyeda using PCBWay instead of JLCPCB in 4:50 ?
You can make a winch that can be used when loading a motorcycle into a car. I would like to recommend it to TH-camrs who run Honda N-VAN with Super Cub.
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Merci Philip 😁
@@BrianBrockenFrancophone/Nederlands ?
Nederlands 😁
What size were the bearings and the other hardware exactly used for this project? Couldnt see it on the hackaday or thingverse :( Loved the project btw!
Hello, more info, schematics and parts list can be found here: bbprojects.technology/blogs/projects/3d-printed-high-torque-strain-wave-gearbox-harmonic-drive
@@BrianBrocken Thanks. missed the parts section at the end, whoops
You could probably make these and sell them to companies that make small trucks cars and jeeps for kids to tool around the yard in it 5 to 7 mph with one of these on the front they would have a real winch and you would probably be rich just an idea.
Why are you using a brushed motor?
Because they are cheap and i have a bunch of them lying around.
@@BrianBrocken ah ok.
I just thought you were aiming for max power for least energy consumed
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Use this super strong motors in a homemade exoskeleton
That's a great idea, this would be the perfect type of gearbox for the job.
@@BrianBrocken i'm Marcelo chirinos from Venezuela, make this proyect in aluminium , You speak spanish
Searh exoskeleton hal 5 , for inspiration
I wish I had the tools to make these projects in aluminium but for now 3D-printing will have to do 😅
@@BrianBrocken no problem , but make a exo please, ando make You super strong tanks for this exo
Bro try it with 997 dc motor it's gonna give u higher torque than 775
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