Lockable Lazy Susan/Turntable with Squinn PCB Holder Rail
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A combination of Squinn's excellent PCB Holder and Arklan's extremely handy Lazy Susan.
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After printing Arklan's remix of the Open Ball V1 vise system, as well as Arklan's lockable lazy susan to accompany it, I found myself wanting to be able to integrate Squinn's Adjustable PCB Holder Tool into the system as well.
Rather than printing the blank plate or vice mounting plate for the lazy susan and attaching the PCB holder to it I opted to combine the two to produce a single-piece lazy susan top with the necessary mounting rail for the PCB Holder built in.
This model is just the top of the lazy susan with mounting rail attached, to be useful you will need:
- An Open Ball V1 system (whether the original or a remix)
- The bottom plate of the lazy susan from Arklan's original
- The arms, grippers, and knobs for the PCB Holder from Squinn's original
- Some 5mm ball bearings or BBs for the lazy susan to spin (6mm will also work, but 5mm slides better for me)
- An M5 bolt and nut to hold the top and bottom of the lazy susan together
This was built on the 220mm version of Squinn's base, so it can accommodate boards up to 18mm wide.
Print with the bottom oriented down, it will probably print without support but to ensure smooth rotation I printed mine with support and it works great.