Limited Slip Differential visual learning model
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A visual learning model about the Limited Slip Differential
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This is a desktop model or a visual learning model, purely for studying or a cool fidget toy
Inspiration + Explanation:
Since this model has a lot of parts, here is the instruction below. It is going to be long and slightly confusing so read it twice or more:
Lets start with the main assembly
+ First take your cage module
+ assemble the side gears first. Start by taking the side gears, add the shaft into the smaller gear pocket After that put on the friction discs and the plastic discs in the following order: Friction > Plastic > Friction > Plastic> Friction> Plastic
Do the same for the other side gears
+ Next slot the side gears onto the side of the cage (Left and Right), make sure that the tab of the plastic discs (the pop out thingy) slot into the rectangle pocket on the cage. Only do one first
Next, the stand:
+ First take your assembly from last step and. Next put on the 20mm retainer on the first shaft almost all the way in (not fully in), after that slot the shaft into one of the hole on the shaft (Make sure the ring gears is on the left side of your hands), then slot in the second 20mm retainer not fully in but around 1mm away from the wall
+ After that put in your other side gears conjunction into the cage exactly like the first one, this time only one retainer outside
+ Next, take your spider gears and the axle for it (spidergearsaxle), put one gears on one side and the other gears on the other side, after that slot the spider gears into the small circular slots. You might need to do some bending to get them in
+ Finally, take your pinion gears, slide in the 18mm retainer (not fully in) then put it through the angled hole and finally put in the last 18mm retainer (make sure its 1mm away from the wall). Forgot to mention that after doing all of that you can slide in the wheels at the end of the shaft for some weight and increase momentum
Last one, the springs:
+ First take your two spring pads, then put only one of two springs first. After that, wedge them in between inside the cage, finally put on the final spring for them to push the side gears out