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Fully Articulated Linear Accelerator (LINAC)

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
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Description

I am sharing this model with permission from its creator, Scott Mathews.

 

Overview 

This is a highly detailed, fully articulated model of a Linear Accelerator (LINAC), loosely based on the Varian style of radiotherapy machines. Originally designed during a stint in Radiotherapy Engineering, this model is perfect for students, medical professionals, or hobbyists interested in medical technology and complex mechanical assemblies.

 

Key Features & Articulation

  • Gantry Movement: Full 180-degree rotation in both directions, controlled via a manual thumb wheel.
  • Imaging Systems: Extendable arms with imaging panels that move up and down.
  • Treatment Head: Full rotation for precise positioning.
  • Patient Couch: Working scissor lift for height adjustment.
    • Full longitude and latitude movement.
    • Adjustable Pitch and Roll on the couch top.
  • Turntable: Rotates 90 degrees in both directions.
  • Internal Detail: Includes an alternative "cutaway" gantry version to showcase the internal waveguide and bend magnet housing.

Required Hardware

To complete the assembly, you will need the following:

  • Screws: Multiple M4/M5 (30mm long) panhead nylon screws (cut to size as needed).
  • Nuts: Multiple M4 nylon nuts and x1 M4 nyloc nut (for gantry-to-stand attachment).
  • Main Pivot: x1 50mm countersink machine screw (for gantry-to-stand attachment).
  • Rods: 4mm Rod (Plastic or Metal), cut into four 35mm lengths.
  • Tools: M4/M5 thread tap, screwdriver, pliers/spanner, and Super Glue.

Print Settings & Recommendations

  • Supports: Required for almost all parts.
  • Infill: 20% Maximum. (CRITICAL: Printing the Gantry at higher than 20% infill will make it too heavy for the mechanical joints to move smoothly).
  • Post-Processing: Use a thread tap on holes before assembly. It is highly recommended to glue the nylon nuts in place once tightened to prevent them from backing out during operation.

License & Credits

  • Original Designer: mathews7184
  • License: Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike (CC BY-SA).
  • Note: This model is strictly for personal/educational use. The designer does not give permission for this model or its prints to be sold.

Note: The "patient" model shown in the original photos is not included but can be found on Thingiverse (ID: 2887306).


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