How to make a powerful linear actuator from scratch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Hello Friends,
In this video we will learn, how to make a linear actuator at home using old sketch pens, screws, nuts, shaft coupling and N20 Geared motor. If you choose to buy a new linear actuator, you won't be able find a correct sized actuator for your project, and also the cost is very high, so everyone can't afford it. Iam actually doing a robotic project and the work is going on, so I decided to make linear actuators by my own according to the size of my project.
I am trying to do this project in four stages, for the time being this will be first video, later 2,3 and 4th video will be released soon.
Parts Required for this project
1. N20 12 Volt Metal Geared Motor of 60RPM.
2. Shaft Coupler for N20 Geared Motor.
3. M4 50MM Screw with Nut.
4. Swivel Head Holder.
5. Old Sketch Pens of good quality plastic.
6. Cyanoacrylate Instant bond.
7. Acrylic pieces.
8. N20 Motor Bracket.
9. M4 20MM Screw with Nut.
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I am very impressed with the creativity and genius. I have wanted something like this for a completely different reason. To control valves and turn on and off breakers remotely. On top of I did not know how to mechanically do it, I am afraid to try because the things I want to control are 850 miles away.
Great job though.👏👍
perfect description, thanks
Glad you think so!, Thank you 😊 🙏
Plz tell can we make linear actuator using DC motor and using same size shaft-nut
Select geared motors of 60 or 30 RPM, and with a sufficient torque of 2kgs or higher for small projects, shaft size can be doubled using appropriate shaft couplers.
@@ajistechlab2243 thank you so much.
I want to use this for a small working dam project for spillway shutters.