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4x6" Postcard Dispenser & Vending Machine

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Description

The SKPOP 4x6" Postcard Dispenser is the largest variant of the k-pop photocard vending machine. The dispenser is best used a “lucky draw” machine for sticker sheets, postcards, or photo prints! 

  • Works for cards up to 159mm in length and up to 107mm in width
  • Holds a card stack of up to ~1.5" / 40mm in height
  • Given the dynamic surface textures of postcards, it is best to use sleeves to ensure low and consistent friction between cards, which helps with dispensing. Gloss finish postcards without sleeves were tested to be compatible as shown in the gif
  • Note: the handle one-way clutch tolerance is calibrated to X1C. A reduced tolerance version is available if your handle gets stuck. See attached step file.

Tips and commercial license: https://ko-fi.com/skpop

Measurements

📐 Overall Dimensions: 126 mm Height * 150 mm Depth * 198 mm Width
📏 Card tray internal dimensions: 160 mm Width * 108 mm Length

Components Required

You will need the following non-printed components:

  • 10x M3 screws, length between 6 and 12 mm (Alternatively, use superglue)
  • 2x rubber strips, length = 115 mm (for 36mm diameter roller drum), width ~ 15 mm, thickness ~ 2 mm; 
    Example: https://a.co/d/czWigbg (Alternatively, use rubber band)
  • 2x 608zz/rs bearings
  • Optional: 4x 5mm x 2mm magnets, attach by press fit

Assembly Instructions

Please use the following instructions and optionally my assembly IG video!
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQVxG0FEZPH

  1. Wrap rubber strip around both roller drums
  2. Insert bearings into left/right roller axle mounts
  3. Install both roller drums on the roller axle. Position axle so that the left end has a screw hole. Next, install the left/right roller axle mounts onto the two ends of the roller axle. Finally, on the left end of the roller axle, install the roller gear, and secure with a M3 screw. You should have the following assembly:

  4. Insert big gear through the gear plate, then through the dispenser case, and install the handle onto the gear axle. Secure with a M3 screw.

  5. Loosely install the other small gear onto the gear plate

  6. Install the roller axle assembly into the case, then secure with 2x M3 screws from the two sides of the dispenser case.

  7. Install the two mini front rollers onto the two sides of the card tray, and secure with M3 screws. The front roller should not rotate freely. Make sure the two notches are pointing up.

  8. Install the card tray, then secure with 4x M3 screws. (Note: there are extra holes in case threads are stripped)
  9. Install lid and dispense!

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OMG, this printed and works perfectly. i just had a problem with the assembly because I put the left and right thing next to the roll on the wrong side, the whole dispenser did not work then. So be careful when asssembling. Also the little gear is loose at the beginning, but when you screw on the middle piece, it will stay in place.
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Hi! I have printed this on my A1 and it is working well most of the time, but the handle gets stuck every few pulls and won't dispense anymore. It seems like the smallest gear is getting lifted out of place by the handle- is there anything I can do to fix this? You say there's a reduced tolerance version step file available but I haven't been able to find it- would that solve the problem I'm having? Thank you! ^^
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I was having the same issue! I affixed the small gear arm in place with a bit of duct tape and that worked well for me in limited testing.
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Replying to @housecat :
Thanks for the tip, it works great! 🫶🏻
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Hi, the handle and clutch seem to be missing from the file.
The designer has replied
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Hi, thanks for pointing it out and I apologize. It has been added. There is a regular version .stl, and a "less loose" version .stl & .step in case bearings slip
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Replying to @sakupop :
No worries! Just wanted to let you know.
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can you make it a1 mini pls🙏
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you can reformat it on your pc- only thing to note- the casing will be rotated 90 degrees and there will be supports on the overhangs. It will also be 4 plates. The 2 upper plates are also a tad bit over the height limit of the mini. you could scale it all down together but I do not guarantee the size will be kept. You could also split the case in half to ensure it will fit.
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i printed these without problems, but the small gear is loose and is not attached to anything. what should I do to keep it in place?
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Hi - looks like a great model- question- do you think it will work with dollar bill sized play money?
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