Mini Poop Shredder V1
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This is a 3d printed shredder that only requires one half-inch drill bit and a drill to use! PETG is recommended but I have had success with PLA and 100% infill. If it is having trouble, try one piece at a time so as to not overload it. Remember to check the assembly guide down below and print this model https://makerworld.com/en/models/1454668-assembly-tool-for-mini-poop-shredders#profileId-1515850 If there are any questions. If there are any problems, leave a comment and I would be happy to make a V2. -Enjoy!
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For assembly, please refer to the guide below:
First, using the assembly tool, https://makerworld.com/en/models/1454668-assembly-tool-for-mini-poop-shredders#profileId-1515850 hammer the bushing onto the drill bit making sure there are no grooves for filament to escape.
Next, slide the drill bit and bushing into the left side of the shredder. Make sure the cutting edge of the bit is facing the outer edge of the shredder as shown.
Finally, once again using the assembly tool, https://makerworld.com/en/models/1454668-assembly-tool-for-mini-poop-shredders#profileId-1515850 hammer the second bushing onto the drill bit with the shredder attached and slide in the plunger. (Don’t hammer the bushing too far in.)
For use, use a clamp to fasten it to a ledge. Use the drill at the LOWEST speed it can go. Don't let the drill bit touch the clamp. Make sure the drill is on the left side so as to not break your wrist when it jerks. Leave a bucket or something under to catch all of the pieces. If anything is wrong, please leave a comment. I’d be happy to help!
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No AI is used in this model. All of my models are made by me in Fusion 360.
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