Re: 3D Printing Files for Gears, etc
|
Too bad someone hasn't done that for all the gears and such in the 9/10/12 inch Atlas/Craftsman lathes, though some of them are available on Thinginverse. I'm trying to learn enough CNC/CAD stuff to do it myself, but it's slow. Got a place to talk about it more if you're interested.
| | 3D-Printing-for-Metal-Hobbyists groups.io Group A place to discuss 3d printing for metalworkers and model engineers. |
|
|
Anyone else who might be interested is also invited. Not everyone who plays with lathes and such is as interested in 3D printing as I am, so I started this group based on the comments of several members of the 7x12Minilathe group I also belong to.
Bill in OKC
On Tuesday, February 5, 2019, 12:09:28 PM CST, Shane Graber <sgraber@...> wrote:
I don't know if anyone has a 3D printer on this group, but in case you do (or know someone that does), I modeled all of the gears, the keyed hub, banjo, lathe handle, and a transposition gear for my Craftsman 109 lathe and posted them on Thingiverse:??
I have included all of the STLs, DXFs, and Autodesk Inventor files for each model in case people want/need to edit the files.? I licensed everything under a Creative Commons - Non-Commercial - Share-Alike license meaning anyone can share or use them but cannot sell them:??
Enjoy!
|
Bill in OKC too