Solid turntable for soldering/painting

Updates:

23/2 - 2025

• I’m planning on rearranging the attachments on the surface of the disc for better clearance
• I added the original models for convenience sake that are compatible with this turn table

Description:
I made this turntable that can be used for various soldering and painting projects. 

Design:

The design of the turntable is made with future upgrades in mind eg. it has gears on the side for better grip which could be used for a crank add-on. All the additions for the turntable are easy to dismount.
The moving disc has these circles at the bottom which isn’t just a pretty addition, it also has a function of adding the appropriate weight so the disc isn’t too light.



Links to the originals:
https://www.printables.com/model/740037-adjustable-pcb-holder-tool
https://www.printables.com/model/7927-locking-ball-and-socket-arm
https://www.printables.com/model/629200-versatile-dragon-clip-vielseitige-drachenklammer-a/files

The bearing design it’s based off has been adjusted to this turntable, but I will still link to the original design for reference
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6904050

A design not included, but something I have great joy in using and I want to recommend:
the solder scroll by Victor
https://www.printables.com/model/843353-solder-scroll-ergonomic-adjustable-solder-tool
I use the bigger roll for the scroll by V
https://www.printables.com/model/845062-bigger-roller-for-solder-scroll/files

Assembly:


Use the snap on models for the solder holder and adjustable PCB holder at each corner to connect them together. Place them accordingly.
Keep in mind the solder holder is only compatible with the 240 mm base version.


For the bearings you will need 10 cylinders arranged as shown in the image


Add the bottom of the bearing case to the base of the turntable and then place in the cylinders. 


Once everything is in place snap in the top bearing case connecting the disc and base of the turntable.


For the clips, simply add the clip cylinder inside the round area of the clip.

Printing:

I used PETG for this and had no adhesion issues.

For the bigger pieces like the disc, solder holder and base I printed these in 0.4 layer height with a 0.6 nozzle to reduce time.

For all the smaller pieces I recommend printing at 0.2 layer height with 3-4 perimeters, the tolerances should be fine.

Everything is print in place without supports and the files have been oriented
I have included the .step files as well, let me know if you need different file types if you wish to edit.

This is also uploaded on thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6958993