Compact 9V Battery Rotary Dremel Style DIY Tool
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Bill of Materials
- Micro DC Motors Kit x 1: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07KW12KSC?smid=AT0FJ7CZCB0G9&psc=1
Description
9V Battery-Operated Dremel-Style Tool with Chuck and Sanding Attachment
Whether you're looking for an affordable tool or a fun beginner-friendly DIY project using simple electronics, you've come to the right place!
Powered by two motors, the sanding attachment spins at around 2000 RPM.
Approximate Assembly time: 1 Hour
Boost Me (for free)
I plan to create a V2 of this design with more powerful motors and a corded setup, providing greater torque and the ability to handle more demanding tasks. Bringing this design to life required a lot of effort, and any support is greatly appreciated.
Assembly
For an assembly guide, I have attached a detailed PDF with pictures and descriptions of exactly what to do, along with an electrical diagram for easy wiring.
Hardware
I got the electronics from a kit on amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07KW12KSC?smid=AT0FJ7CZCB0G9&psc=1
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Amazon
2x 130 sized DC Motors
1x SPST Switch
1x 9V Battery connector
Bambu Store
1x 608zz Ball bearing
8-10x BT2x8 SHCS Self Tapping Screws
1x 5x40mm Stainless Steel Dowel Pin
Tools Required
- Soldering iron for wire connections
- Bambu-provided hex key for the screws
- Pliers and tweezers (optional but useful for placing the gears, as it can be tricky at times)
I would also recommend getting a set of rechargable 9v batteries if you intend on using this tool as it can get pricey using non
rechargable 9v batteries.
Trouble Shooting
If the motors are making noise but the output shaft is not spinning, then the motor is probably spinning inside the gear hole, take off the loose gear, add some glue and re-attatch the gear again, that should hopefully fix the issue.
If you flick the switch and nothing happnes, check that all the connections are touching and not loose or that there is no short circuit being caused anywhere, you may also want to check that the battery is working.
Maintenance
After assembly it is a good idea to use the Bambu Grease to lubricate the gears for better longevity, i have not properly tested how the tool wears down after many months of use however it may be agood idea to re grease it after some time or even replace the gears, The best material for the gears to be made from would be nylon ( i believe) i dont have that so PETG was my go-to.
If you have any feedback or spot any flaws with the design, tell me so i could improve it in the V2 :)
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