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Hadley sturdy mount azimuth bearing
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PTFE-based azimuth bearing for the Hadley telescope "sturdy mount" by Ivan Urbánek based on DontWorryAboutIt's design
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- Physics & Astronomy
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I took the cross section of DontWorryAboutIt's Hill mount bearing and modified it to fit Ivan Urbánek's Strurdy mount for Hadley telescope. To build it you will need a bowden PTFE tube (4mm diameter, less than 1 meter long), 12 M4x10mm screws, 6 M4 heat set inserts and 6 M4 nuts.
Assembly:
- Print all parts three times
- Add 6x heat set inserts to middle part
- Slide middle parts onto top parts
- Insert PTFE tube, arrange into ring shape and push it together
- Screw lower parts onto middle parts (offset by half a part)
- Screw onto Hadley telescope sturdy mount
- Screw the little tabs together so the top part doesn't jam
- Done!