Siro Drone Siren (Updated)
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Mechanical Parts
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
- Printer: Bambulab X1C
- Filament: Creality PETG
- Color: Red
- Supports: Yes; only for the motor cover bottom skirt holders. Put support blockers everywhere with an overhang so supports don't go into it.
- Rafts: No
- Brim: Depends on adhesion settings
- Infill: 20% Or more
Requirements: Long wires, 9V battery, 280 micro DC motor, ¼-20x2-½" Eyebolt. Optional: Battery box for 9V battery.
Assembly: Take your motor and attach the wires to it. Then feed the wires through the motor cover to the small hole in the motor cover. Insert the motor into the slot that's the size of the motor. Align the stator blocks and insert them into the holes on the motor cover. If you want you can glue / tape it there to keep it steady. Press the rotor with a bit for force onto the motor shaft. Not all the way down so it doesn't scrape though. Put the frame on the stator. You will need to double side tape it to it, or glue it there. Keep in mind gluing it makes the siren not be able to be disassembled. Put the hat on top and put your eyebolt through the hole. Now you're finished! :D
If you want the hat to spin, just remove the eyebolt entirely. If this doesn't work for you, message me for help and I can try to guide you for it.
This might be hard to assemble and might be somewhat pricey, but it's worth it.