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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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PAINT SHAKER

Tired of shaking paint pots individually and experiencing cramps? The solution is here:

Discover this paint pot shaker designed for four pots simultaneously.

 

Compatible with paint pots from brands such as Green Stuff World, Army Painter, Vallejo, etc. (maximum dimension for pots: 80x24mm)

 

Must be printed EXCLUSIVELY in PETG

 

Assembly instructions are provided below

 

Adhesive application must be precise to avoid gluing moving parts; a tip: apply glue to the base of the female components in a reasonable amount.

 

Fit the panel into the base (in the same orientation as the image)

Assemble the crank and apply adhesive (For all parts requiring adhesive, ensure you only apply glue to the joint to prevent impeding intended movements)

Assemble the large gear to the center of the panel

Assemble the small gear with the pivot, securing it with adhesive (verify its placement beforehand, in case you have inverted the direction)

Assemble the final pivot, securing it with adhesive

Now assemble the pot shaker, aligning it in the same direction as the photo, and adhere the assembly squares to maintain its position

Assemble the rods that hold the arms and the pot (no adhesive required)

Finally, assemble the arms to the pivots by fitting the last two rods and securing them with the two small washers

 

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only suggestion I could make is make the 2 gears and pivot point on the frame screwed together. the small pin is not strong enough the super glue I used melted the Pete and made it weak. Otherwise it was a fun build
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Yes, I should make screws... strange, it didn't melt for me, that's why I left it as is, but I will make screws
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I used it one time and as I expected it fell apart. all the parts that have any stress, axles, handle etc should be solid filled.
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Replying to @AllFactory :
I will try again after revisions are made.
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Hi, I am looking for a paint shaker that will hold the small Testor square bottles 24mm x 24mm x 47mm tall. Your paint shaker would work nicely with a redesigned platform. Also I am wondering why you recommend printing EXCLUSIVELY in PETG. Thanks in advance for your comments. Jim
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I need to check what Testor bottles are and I'll see if I can... I recommend PETG because the movements put a lot of strain on the mechanism and PLA breaks
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Replying to @AllFactory :
thanks for your help
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Replying to @AllFactory :
I was thinking the same thing that this could work for Testors paints! Testors paints come in little square glass bottles. It's an enamel paint. On my calipers, the bottles are 24mm square by 46mm tall, including the lid. If it matters, the lid is round and is about 24.5mm diameter at the wider spot and 22.5mm diameter for the rest of the lid.
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Any other place I can get this mixer, compatible with P1S??
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I will redo a file compatible with all printers
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Replying to @AllFactory :
Much Appreciated
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
Was Struggle to assembly basket with this two small connectors, i recommend to use screw size M2 with washers. Must be. printed from PETG. PLA just broke in first attempt to use.
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Yes screws and washers can also be used however I had mentioned in the description that PETG must be used
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Replying to @AllFactory :
Yep I read recommendation about PETG after print so I decide to underline this condition
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I doubt this works well, but want to give you a boost for the design, it is very cool :D
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If it works well watch the video in the second image and there is a better video on social media Instagram Allfactory3d
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And thanks for the boost 👍
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cool idea, but honestly can't see how you can get it up to actual speeds to properly mix them without breaking the unit.
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thank you, I tried it for about ten minutes, it held up in PETG, after that I can't say about the long term, I would have to redo it with metal screws at the pivots to ensure durability
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Any motor solution?
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Not for now, I would need to do some tests with the motors from the Bambulab shop because it requires a fairly powerful motor and I don't know yet if it would be suitable
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I would suggest making all the tight fits 1% smaller/bigger to make them slightly loose... It's too tight to fit together right now and I've snapped a few parts trying to assemble them.
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It worked for me, but it probably depends on the quality of the filament used. Originally, I wanted to make a completely printable, screwless print to avoid ordering spare parts, but it would be better to offer metal assemblies in the BambuLab shop.
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p1S models are all saying incompatible printer type
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ok I'll check that when I can, but it's a standard 3MF file
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