128 Teeth HTD 5m Pulley
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The only difference between this one and the one over at Stanton Frames is that this one has the hole filled in. This…
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The only difference between this one and the one over at Stanton Frames is that this one has the hole filled in. This way, I can drill holes to use it in a 9 hole mounting system.
EDIT: I've learned how to edit mesh files in Fusion 360, so I modified and filled in the hole more neatly than my past revisions. Fusion 360 design file is attached.
WARNING: The Fusion360 design file has a very high triangle count, and warned about poor performance during conversion. The STL file has an approximate triangle count of 45,990.
WARNING #2: Fusion360 exported the part in the wrong scale. In your preparation software, please scale the object down to 10%. Any smaller and it will have a mismatching belt profile.
Print Settings
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2 (at minimum)
Infill:
25%
Filament: Any PETG (for temperature resistance) Any
Notes:
Requirements:
A motor with a pulley/sprocket of 5m (HTD5 15mm thick)
A HTD5 Belt (15mm thick)
A printer that can print this whole (Minimum Dimensions: 202 mm by 202 mm)
Priority is perimeters over infill, but find a good balance. Perhaps 4 perimeters, with 25% infill, minimal cooling for maximum layer adhesion.
Fusion360 exported the part in the wrong scale. In your preparation software, please scale the object down to 10%. Any smaller and it will have a mismatching belt profile.
Category: DIY