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A1 mini

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

H2D

0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

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1 plate

4.7(7)

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This is a diminutive drill press.
It comprises eight components.
You will also require a Mabuchi RE-140RA motor and a miniature drill chuck with a 2mm bore.
Due to its negligible torque, I surmise its drilling capacity is limited to approximately 1mm diameter holes in plastics or printed circuit boards.
Consider modifying the motor mount and substituting it with a higher-torque motor for enhanced performance.

Bill of Materials

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Mabuchi RE-140RA motor x 1
small drill chuck x 1

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Comment & Rating (35)

@user_1569106591

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Great print thanks just got to fit the motor.

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@user_3371873949

Thanks for printing it. Is that a vice on the table? That's great too.

@user_1569106591

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yes it is it's great.

@Skweedvard

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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

very cool thing, but one detail broke while I was assembling? but that is my bad

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@user_3371873949

Thank you for 3D printing it. I'm sorry to hear that it broke during assembly. What filament did you use? I would recommend PETG filament over PLA as the claws may break easily.

@user_141113048

Here's a idea, can you design it to clamp in a dremal tool? Would be able to drill much larger holes and even in glass using bur bits. Dremals are cheap used and everywhere.

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@user_3371873949

Sorry, but I don't have a dremal tool, so I can't make a holder to hold a dremal tool. The overall size is too small, so I don't think you'll be able to put a dremal tool on it.

@3DRIO

like this? https://makerworld.com/models/1211908

@VinceVega13

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great design. I just purchased the parts and will test it soon. what vise do you use in the pictures? it looks like it can be attached to the press with screws, right?

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@user_3371873949

Thank you for your comment. The vise in the photo is one I made. It's not fixed, but I think you can fix it with screws. However, you can't drill holes large enough to use a fixed vise. This motor doesn't have enough torque.

@VinceVega13

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if you uploaded the vise, please send a link. an I purchased another motor with better torgue. could you maybe share the CAD file of the motor holder so I can change it to my needs? thanks and have a good weekend.

@user_3371873949

Replying to @VinceVega13 :

This vise was the first one I uploaded. It is also fragile so you can't clamp it too hard. Check it out on my page.

@Topblades

can you design a clamp to hold a soldering iron for heat set inserting

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@user_3371873949

A soldering iron? You can probably put small objects on it, but I don't recommend putting anything that gets very hot on it as it will melt the filament.

@n.weinrich

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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

Superbly crafted, but the locating lugs are prone to breakage, rendering the overall structure rather unstable

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@user_3371873949

sorry😅

@Gettone

It's a nice project but being so small it limits the choice of engines that can be mounted on it, but as a starting point to do something else it's great, I'll take it as a base to make a bigger one to make it more stable and so I can put a more powerful engine. Well done

The designer has replied

@user_3371873949

Thank you for your comment. I designed this using a motor I had at home. The motor mounting part is removable, so try making it to suit your own needs.