Four digit number stamp toy
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1,07 € – 1,31 € netto (bez VAT)
Dla pliku: number stamp_2_0.4n_0.25mm_PETG_MK4S_1h1m.bgcode
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- Masa podana przez autora
- 20 g
- Czas druku podany przez autora
- 1,01 godz.
- Materiał u źródła
- PET
- Materiał wyceny
- PETG
- Drukarka wyceny
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
- Proces wyceny
- 0.20mm Standard
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A child size 4 digit number stamp to add to the play store. The number Bands are TPU. There are numbers on the bands!
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- Creative Commons — Attribution
This little stamp is easy to put together after you print it. The bedded .3mf shows the total # of each part you need to print.
Materials
- Main body and wheels - I used PETG, but PLA or ABS would be fine also.
- Number bands - I used Flex 98a.
Parts needed beyond printed parts:
- 2x - 30mm m3 screw
- 3x - m2 nyloc nuts
- 1x - 10mm m3 screw
These parts are common, and probably already in your spares pack if you have a prusa printer.
Assembly - skill level - medium - requires a bit of dexterity
- Put the handle onto the stamp body. This is done by putting a 10mm m3 round screw up through the stamp body, and grip a M3 nyloc in the inside of the handle. Tighten slowly and the screw head will be pulled flush with the inside of the stamp body.
- Put both 30mm M3 screws through one side of the switch body, and leave 5mm of screw inside for each of the screws. They should be “just right” for size.
Now, there are four number wheel assemblies that are all the same, just repeated by using the following steps until you have all of the number bands in place.
- Put a big wheel onto the screw nearest the handle. Put a small wheel onto the other screw. If you slip the number band on at this time, it helps as you go along.
- Slip a number band over the large wheel if you have not done so already. The sides of the stamp body are flexible (that is why I used PETG) and this aids in assembly.
- The number bands are “sided” - make sure you keep the #'s all pointing the same way as you assemble the stamp. The # 4 and 7 make this easy.
- Advance each screw (the axels) by another 5mm, and repeat for the next layer.
Repeat until all of the number wheels are in place. Use the number band-on-the-big-wheel to make the last layer easier. Get the axel for the big wheel stack through the hole on the side of the switch body. Then to get the forward axel through it's matching hole, I find pinching the wheel with the number band and pulling away from the handle while turning the screw as it becomes visible helps. The belts are “just a bit bigger” than tight would be - so you don't have to stretch them. But they're a little stiff if you used a stiff TPU to print the bands.
Finally, put an M3 nyloc nut on each of the axel screws and tighten until they self-keep. There is no need to squeeze the switch body with the screw.