Eccentrically Cycloidal Drive Model
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Most gearing mechanisms known today were invented decades or even centuries ago. Not so with the Eccentrically Cycloidal (EC) drive: it is so new the ink is still not dry on its patents! This 3D-printable model is made available to the public with the explicit permission of the patent holder. This futuristically looking mechanism is very efficient and extremely compact. The gear ratio in this particular EC drive model is 1:9, an almost impossible feat for a standard involute gear pair. For more information on EC gears, please visit http://www.ec-gearing.com. https://youtu.be/PzTXB7pUj6w Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: MakerGear M2 Rafts: No Supports: No Post-Printing Hardware: 4 Metric countersunk Phillips-head M3x12 screws 2 Metric M3 nuts Assembly Instructions: Assembly is straightforward. Secure washer and spinner with screws. Connect leg1 and leg2 to stand with two screws and nuts. The legs can be optionally capped with bridge on top (not shown on the photos, but could be seen in the video.) How I Designed This
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