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| BillTodd:
Thanks Muzzerboy , I'll look into that :-) The temporarily assembled the printed slide looks like it should work OK - slide quite nicely with a bit of graphite power , I just need to purloin some chrome 10mm bar from work and couple the motor to the screw |
| efrench:
--- Quote from: BillTodd on May 18, 2021, 04:02:46 AM ---By the way... I've decided to make my coil winder project open source* (and 3d printed) , in the hope that someone else will find it useful ;-). It's currently in use winding microphone transformers so it does kinda work. The software in in my 'stanwegian' flavour of Python and is design to run on a RPi (it was developed in Windows an Linux and can run on those platforms just as well) . Motor control is handled by a couple of PIC 12F1572s. Let me know if anyone is interested and I'll share some more info. *if anyone knows the more about publishing open source designs , please let me know. --- End quote --- I use GitHub. You can select which open source license to use. Here's a link to my rose engine hardware and firmware. |
| BillTodd:
How does github work? I presume its a paid service ? Costs? |
| efrench:
It's free. You just need to create your account and start adding files. |
| JHovel:
Hi Bill, I have a little Photon Zero and was given a Uniz Slash Plus by my dentist! Best things since sliced bread! Once you figure out the supports - or rather the best orientation of the print - they can make amazing stuff! Have fun! |
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