Printable Wool Winder
par matthewlaberge
Fichiers imprimables (14)
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stlcrank_handle.stl
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stldrive_cone.stl
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stldrive_pulley.stl
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stldriven_pulley.stl
323 Ko · 20 378 téléchargements
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stlwool_spindle.stl
233 Ko · 20 378 téléchargements
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stlcarriage_arm.stl
114 Ko · 20 402 téléchargements
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stlyarn_guide.stl
126 Ko · 20 248 téléchargements
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stldrive_cone_tap_guide.stl
10 Ko · 20 288 téléchargements
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stlspindle_base.stl
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stlwool_spindle_thick.stl
255 Ko · 20 179 téléchargements
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stlmkii_wool_spindle.stl
417 Ko · 18 501 téléchargements
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stlmkii_spindle_base.stl
641 Ko · 18 514 téléchargements
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stlmkii_carriage_arm.stl
739 Ko · 18 530 téléchargements
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stepball_winder_assy_asm.stp
13.8 Mo · 3 578 téléchargements
Description
Update: 3/2/21
Added STEP and IGES Files.Update
Added MKII style carriage STLs & source design files.
Need the following additional parts
(1) McMaster 5233T84 - 3 x 19mm O-Ring
(1) M6 Nyloc Nut
(1) M6 x 55mm BHCS
(2) 606 Bearings
Updated Design
Change Log - 12-04-2011
-Updated Spindle Base Design to Make Pockets Faceted for Easier Printing
-Updated Masters to Include New Spindle Base
-Added Counterbalance Hardware
-Removed WIP, Design Complete!
Change Log - 11-25-2011
-Yarn Guide Added
-Ball Winder Base Drawing Added
-Spindle Updated to Remove Mtl
-Spindle Base Updated to Remove Rounds & Add Support
-Carriage Updated to Remove Mtl & Add Spacer
-Spindle Updated to Add Support
-Updated all STL Files
-Added Creo (Pro/E) Native CAD Files
-Added Exploded Assembly Views
-Updated Parts/Fastener List
This printable wool winder creates center-pull balls from raw hanks of yarn, it must be used in combination with a yarn swift, I will work on a printable swift in the future.
I designed this winder for my mother who was having troubles with her current ball winder, a new equivalent winder was priced around $50. I felt like I could design and make a better winder for only a few $ in purchased parts (most I had around) and plastic. Plus I know how it works so if it breaks I can fix it.
The winders function is pretty simple but really fun to watch. The motion of the winder can be explained as such. The hand crank, when turned causes the center carriage mechanism to rotate around a stationary cone. The motion of the carriage in combination with the stationary cone causes the winding spindle to rotate about its axis. The winding spindle completes one rotation for every nine rotations of the hand crank. The dual spinning motion of the carriage and the spindle is what causes the yarn to take the form of a cylinder.
Video of the winder in action. http://youtu.be/iS2732Mlz7k
To build the winder you will need a few non-printable parts.
Qty 4 - 624ZZ Ball Bearings
Qty 2 - 606ZZ Ball Bearings
Qty 2 - 608ZZ Ball Bearings
Qty 1 - Compression Spring, McMaster-Carr P/N 9435K93
Qty 1 - O-Ring Size -237, McMaster-Carr P/N: 9396K226
Qty 1 - O-Ring Size -254, McMaster-Carr P/N: 9396K245
Qty 1 - 1/4" PTFE Tubing, McMaster-Carr P/N: 5239K12
Qty 3 - M3 x 30mm SHCS
Qty 3 - M3 Hex Nut
Qty 1 - M4 x 40mm SHCS
Qty 1 - M4 x 30mm BHCS
Qty 2 - M4 x 16mm SHCS
Qty 3 - M4 Flat Washer
Qty 2 - M4 NyLoc Hex Nut
Qty 2 - M5 x 25mm SHCS
Qty 2 - M5 Hex Nut
Qty 1 - M6 x 40mm SHCS
Qty 1 - M6 Flat Washer
Qty 2 - M6 Hex Nut
Qty 1 - M8 Hex Nut
Qty 1 - M8 Threaded Rod (65mm Long)
Qty 2 - M10 Hex Nut
Qty 2 - M5 Acorn Nut
Qty 2 - M5 x 35mm FHCS
Qty 4 - 1/2" Tall Rubber Bumpers