motorized lazy susan for photography 3d models

The printed components required are: -- (1x) Motor mount -- (1x) Motor shaft receiver -- (4x) Bearing holder In addition to the printed parts, I employed: -- (2x) 18" x 18" x 1/2" Plywood boards -- (4x) Small ball bearings -- (1x) Synchronous AC...

Hardware Requirements: Geared Motor with 3 RPM Speed: Check Out This Link - https://goo.gl/nBgrtR 8-Cell AA Battery Holder: Get It Here - https://goo.gl/cEtUpb Toggle Switch, a Cheaper Alternative: Find It at This Site - https://goo.gl/UwNQZJ Watch...

Here you have my project which i made for presenting files in the digital medias. Following parts are required for the plate: 1x 18650 battery 1x MG996 Servo 1x TP4056 charging module 1x micro on/off switch 1x 608ZZ Bearing Print...

The Ultra Slim Motorized Lazy Susan - A Game-Changing Table Solution

I designed a rotating turntable for airbrushing or other applications that utilizes small marbles commonly found in craft stores as bearing balls. A similar concept existed on Thingiverse, but its size was too limited for my needs and my items kept...

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention what makes this project different: Unlike other 3D turntables on the internet, this one incorporates a cheap store-bought Lazy Susan that can be connected to the motors by just placing it onto the stand. The gears click...

* [6" Lazy Susan](https://www.amazon.com/Triangle-T6LS-Square-Lazy-Susan/dp/B0006LBVDS/) * Small [28BYJ-48 Stepper Motor](https://www.amazon.com/ELEGOO-28BYJ-48-ULN2003-Stepper-Arduino/dp/B01CP18J4A/) that comes with Arduino starter kits * Arduino...

After viewing this instructional video: https://youtu.be/Mi3bsdfLdm8, I created this design to maximize the synchronization between the Ikea SNUDDA Lazy Susan and the Microwave Synchronous Motor.

This part lets me attach a 120mm lazy susan bearing to the support for the camera tripod head, and drive it via a 10mm dowel and pulleys via a stepper motor below. I will post a picture of the whole design (if when I build it and it works) but it's...

Lazy Susan top and bottom

Please refer to the video for instructions: https://youtu.be/Ko4hd_iNnEMParts List:Gear Motor (12v 40rpm/Package A) https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DCOmEpB2GT Pulley (20TB8W6) https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Det2hGH2GT Timing Belt (400mm)...

Please refer to the video for instructions: https://youtu.be/Ko4hd_iNnEM Parts List: Gear Motor (12v 40rpm/Package A) https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DCOmEpB 2GT Pulley (20TB8W6) https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Det2hGH 2GT Timing Belt (400mm)...

Hobby Lobby Number 165738, priced at $3.99 for twenty units but reduced to $2.39 when using the 40% discount coupon, is the source of this Lazy Susan. The OpenSCAD design files are included so users can modify the design according to their specific...

This lazy susan was made to fit under an Umbra necklace display stand but could be used for many applications. The diameter is 125mm. ... More info: https://youtu.be/V6H-mYvA6og You will need: - 6mm BBs or ball bearings - M5 x 12mm hex bolt ...

Was looking for a Lazy Susan to work with my kinect to 3d scan. I couldn't find one that had angle marks so I designed one. Requires 5 - ZZ809 Bearings. ... Edit: Top was not stable so made an inner ring to stabilize it.

The four M3 components are positioned one inch from the center of the lazy susan, and it's advisable to follow this specific M3 layout for ease of use. Regarding the ball bearing arrangement, there is some inherent play involved. ...If anyone has...

This lazy susan was made to fit under an Umbra necklace display stand but could be used for many applications. ...The diameter is 125mm.</p> <p>More Info: <a href="https://youtu.be/V6H-mYvA6og">https://youtu.be/V6H-mYvA6og</a></p> <p>You will need:</p>...

Added a top to this lazy susan base. Uses 6mm plastic BBs. Attached with printed bolts and has held up for over a year with daily use. No stress on screws so shouldn't be a problem.I believe I used M3 file @ 6mm length. Used a spare M3 screw from...

I'm excited about my new small Lazy Susan, designed specifically for hosting table games and social gatherings. Measuring 8.26 inches in diameter at the top, this compact rotating tray has ample space to hold snacks and drinks. The sturdy base...

I needed a thin and inexpensive Lazy Susan for use at my daughters wedding for the center pieces at the reception tables. I found a few designs, but I wanted it thinner and requiring fewer ball bearings. You need to print two of the...

Lazy Susan mechanism I made to support a large wooden circle. Prints in three parts; spindle, top, and bottom. The top should be attached to the spinning section via part screws. Foam pads can be added to the bottom to preserve table tops. ... Uses 8...

This is a lazy susan I designed a couple years ago to help organize our spices. It's small, holds about 6 spice containers. It might feel a little wobbly at first, especially if you load only one side of the rack, but it has stabilized over time as...

A corner cabinet featuring a pull-out door and rotating shelves offers efficient storage solutions for limited spaces, allowing easy access to items while maximizing available room.

I know you can get these for not much money - but what's the point of having a 3D printer if you're just going to buy everything…? ;)This model is sized so you can re-use those worn-out V-slot wheels. ...Screws are M5.

A file of the cage split into quarters is included for easier printing. ... Ender 3 Settings: 0.5mm nozzle 0.2mm Layer Height 10% Infill Photon Mono Settings: Elegoo ABS Like Resin (Gray) 0.05mm Layer Height 2s Normal Exposure Time 60s...

This compact, user-friendly lazy Susan is designed to streamline 3D scanning using a depth-sensing webcam.

These are parts to put together a 3d-printed spin table for a lazy Susan, where the mount for the platter would be your 3d printer filament spool. I used creality brand filament spools. Simply put the adapter on the stalk, then attach the spool to...

 I was tasked with making a lazy susan of sorts for a makeup organizer.  She got this container from TJMaxx but you might be able to find something similar or 3d print one.  I'll include the Fusion360 files so you can resize if you so desire.  This...

Print on a massive scale using a Gigabot or its equivalent. ...The layout is designed for big prints, and you can use OpenSCAD to make adjustments according to your needs.

Remixed MarvinPunds nice turntable design for use with the very common 608 bearings (the ones that are used on skateboards amongst other things). It should be a nice tight fit on the bearing. The outer diameter is 76mm if it were a full circle. ... ...