Print Profile(2)
Bill of Materials
Description
Book ha-nook - A romantic stroll in Seoul
Come take a romantic stroll along Seoul's most characteristic alleys.
You'll find yourself walking among traditional hanok houses, beneath colorful lanterns, in a setting rich in detail, and you may even find an hidden secret garden!
In the background you can see the skyline and the famous Namsan tower, the symbol of Seoul.
The couple, walking in traditional hanbok, is truly moving!
All the electronic components used are from maker's supply section of Bambu store. The characters move thanks to a N20 motor (hidden under the base of the book nook) that moves a worm gear mechanism with a slider (represented in green in the image below) that relies on magnets to transmit the movement.
The effect feels like magic because the couple seems to be gliding on the street without visible moving parts as you can see in the GIF.
The model also features lights:
- 2x 1 White 3030-LED Board with SH1.0 Connector 5V (2PCS) - KB002
- 1x COB led strip 100x1mm (1PCS) - KA007
On the front there are two buttons, the left one turns on the lights and gives power to the engine which is controlled by the right button.
The engine can be turned on and off only when the lights are on.
This is obtained using:
- 1x AAA Battery Case with PH2.0 Connector (1PCS) - IA004
- 1x Power Distribution Board (PDB) - 4 Channels (1PCS) - IA005
- 2x Self-Locking Button Switch with SH1.0 Connector (2PCS) - IA006
- 1x N20 Reduction Gear Motor 400rpm (1PCS) - LA003
- 4x 200mm Wire Pair with SH1.0(5PCS) - IC007
- 2x 100mm Wire Pair with SH1.0 (5PCS) - IC004
- 9x BT2x5 SHCS Self Tapping Screw (20PCS) - AA191
- 4x D2x2 mm Round Magnet (20PCS) - CA015
In the attached document you can find a detailed assembly guide for mounting, wiring and working process of the mechanical and electrical parts.
Up here there is the bill of material with the direct link to buy all the Maker's supply components used.
The model doesn't require the use of AMS to be printed, but it can help to simplify the printing process for some elements
There is a printing profile dedicated to AMS which allows you to print button covers, signs, house numbers and lateral walls in two colors.
The printing profile without AMS also allows you to print these components in two colors using the pause, already set in the slicer, to manually change the filament.
Boost Me (for free)
This project is a highly detailed diorama depicting Seoul's alleys and features mechanical and electrical parts with moving elements.
Please consider giving us a boost if you like this model and you want too see more complex ones like this!
Documentation (1)
License
You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.
Comment & Rating (5)