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Parametric Heavy-Duty Drill Mixer Paddle for Mortar, Plaster & Paint

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Heavy-duty parametric drill mixer paddle for mixing mortar, plaster, paint, resin, and other viscous materials.

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Printables
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This is a reinforced drill mixer paddle designed for mixing mortar, plaster, paint, resin, adhesives, and other viscous materials.

The model is intended to be used with a drill or cordless screwdriver. Its compact shape makes it suitable for mixing materials in smaller buckets and containers where a full-size commercial mixer paddle may be inconvenient or costly.

The uploaded files include both a ready-to-print model and the original parametric Fusion 360 .f3d file.

Parametric Fusion 360 model

The .f3d model can be adjusted to fit different applications and tools. The main parameters allow you to change:

  • overall mixer paddle diameter;

  • blade angle;

  • angle of the blade tips;

  • threaded connection diameter.

By default, the paddle is designed to be mounted on an M8 threaded rod. The thread diameter can be changed in the parametric Fusion 360 model to fit a different shaft or mounting system.

This makes it possible to create a smaller or larger paddle, modify the blade geometry for different material viscosities, or adapt the threaded connection to a different shaft or mounting system.

Recommended use

The paddle can be used for mixing:

  • mortar and cement-based mixtures;

  • plaster and putty;

  • paint;

  • resin;

  • adhesives;

  • other low- and medium-volume viscous materials.

The model was tested with PLA, PETG, and PA6. All printed samples performed well.

Use 100% infill or the maximum practical number of perimeters, at least for the first 10–20 layers.

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