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Martin's Coin Pusher V1.2

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A1, P1, X1 - All parts V1.2
A1, P1, X1 - All parts V1.2
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13.3 h
6 plates
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Coin Pusher V1.2 - A1 Mini
Coin Pusher V1.2 - A1 Mini
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12.8 h
6 plates
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Bill of Materials

Maker's Supply Kits and Parts
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625ZZ (4PCS) - EA016
TT Motor (DC5V 59RPM CCW Single Axis) -1PCS - LA001
BT3x8 SHCS Self Tapping Screw (20PCS) - AA108
BT3x25 SHCS Self Tapping Screw (5PCS) - AA112
Bambu Filaments
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Sunflower Yellow (10402) / Refill / 1kg
Black (10101) / Refill / 1kg
Jade White (10100) / Refill / 1kg

Description

Welcome to Martin's Coin Pusher. This model is entirely 3D printed and requires just a few parts from the Makerworld shop to assemble your own desktop coin pusher. 

 

It's the ideal toy to have on your desk to build your own little arcade.

 

This coin pusher measures 130mm x 175mm by 190mm and all of the parts fits on your printer. It fits any coins up to 30mm diameter.

 

This coin dropper is entirely 3D printed and is so easy to assemble with a few parts available from Makerworld shop, it practically falls together. To make it easier, check out the assembly instructions (with GIFs) below.

 

Changes

V1.1 - Fixed hole alignment issue

V1.2 - Added extra hole to secure back coin dropper to the side panels. Also published a cropped version to fit on an A1 Mini.

Assembly Instructions

Step 1 - Add Bearings to Pusher

Attach 4x 16mm x 5mm x 5mm bearings (625ZZ) to the Pusher using M5 x 10  button head bolts. 

Step 2 - Add gear to motor

Push the gear on to the Motor (USB TT Motor) so it's flush with the gear shaft.

Step 3 - Add motor and pusher to Base

Put the pusher onto the gear then slide it onto the rails on the base.

Step 4 - Secure the motor to the base

Insert 2x M3 x 25mm bolts (M3 x 25mm self taping screws) through the motor into the base. 

 

Step 5 - Put the cable in the channel

Feed the cable to come out of the back of the base through the channel.

Step 6 - Slide on the surface and sides piece 

This smoothly slides from the front on the side rails. 

Secure with 2x M3 x 8mm bolts (M3 x 8mm self tapping screws) at the front of the sides.

Step 7 - Secure the coin dropper front cover

Secure with 4x M3 x 8mm bolts (M3 x 8mm self tapping screws

Step 8 - Attach the Coin Dropper to the main assembly

This fits to the back and secure with 2x M3 x 8mm bolts (M3 x 8mm self tapping screws

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Step 9 - Plug in the USB and check the mechanism moves cleanly

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Step 10 - Fill with coins

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Step 11 - Push fit on the coin cover

Check the filled hexagons are at the bottom. You may have to bend it on. 

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Step 12 - Enjoy Gambling 

Insert your coins at the top and enjoy playing with this great desk toy.

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Step 13 - Boost this model

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It would help with my goal of adding more high quality models to Makerworld. 

Or check out my other models. Thanks!

 

 

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