Yet Another Pile of 3D Printed Parts.

Yet another pile of 3D printed parts becomes yet another prototype mechanism.
With the 1.2mm thick (from belt tooth to the outer belt edge) belt, at 6VDC this model draws on average 18MA.
Designed using Autodesk Fusion 360, sliced using Ultimaker Cura 4.12.1, and 3D printed in PLA and TPU on Ultimaker S5s and an Ultimaker 3e.

[@MicrobyteAlan]

Nice mechanical principle demonstration. You have a great design sense. 👏👏👏👍🙂

[@popzct]

Thank you MicrobyteAlan, I learn from making mistakes!
:)
Greg

[@GrandadsOtherChannel]

Another technically interesting arrangement. I didn't expect the action. The TPU seems to be doing the job well 👍

[@popzct]

Hi GrandadsOtherChannel,
I'm not too convinced that this one will work.
Greg

[@GrandadsOtherChannel]

@@popzctThe designer is never satisfied, but the viewer sees it through different eyes 😊 That sounds very deep and profound, but what I mean is that if we don't know what you intended we can only judge what we see, and a stutter in the movement makes it more realistic in my eyes 😊

[@TheRealStructurer]

Nice 👍
Like your design and video style. For me your creations are great and inspiring. I would round of some sides and corners of the pieces, but hey, thats just me. You be you 💪
Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

[@popzct]

Hi TheRealStructurer,
Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoy them! I learn from making mockups such as this, and am glad others do as well!
Greg

[@rick_100]

Very clever.

[@popzct]

Thanks rick_100! I truly appreciate it!
Greg

[@stevebissonnette760]

Seems to be more efficient.

[@popzct]

Hi stevebissonnette760,
Yes it has fewer parts, but I'm not convinced it will work.
Greg

[@Robothut]

I like this design very much. Now what to do with it?

[@popzct]

:)
Greg

[@woodwaker1]

what will this become? Tune back in for updates

[@popzct]

:)
Greg