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Mechanical Life Counter - M3 Hardware

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Mechanical Life Counter. Uses M3 hardware. Two types available: with and without stand.

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Types

Type 1:

Stand. Ring gear access from top.

  • Body - Top
  • Body - Bottom

Type 2:

No stand. Ring gear access from top and bottom.

  • Body 2 - Top
  • Body 2 - Bottom

Gears:

Universal. Work with both the above versions.

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Hardware

  • 1x M3 x 16mm Button Head screw
  • 1x M3 x 10mm Button Head screw (8mm will also work here)
  • 1x M3 Nut
  • 1x M3 Nylock Nut
  • 1x M3 Washer (7mm outer diameter, 0.6mm thickness)

If you are in Australia, I get my hardware here: https://www.thefastenerfactory.com.au/

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Printing

  • Nozzle: 0.25 mm
  • Quality: 0.15 mm
    • First layer height: 0.2 mm
    • Perimeters: 3
  • Infill Density: 10%
  • Supports: Yes
    • Overhang Threshold: 10°
    • Support on build plate only: Yes
  • Brim: Not required
  • Material: PLA
    • Colour Change Layer: 0.35 mm

Important: For the model to work it must be printed at the 0.15 mm resolution.

Additional print settings can be found in the attached file: ‘MLC PrusaSlicer Print Settings.txt’

Recommended Print Layout:

  • Planet gear oriented with 8 teeth on print bed (chamfered edge facing up),
  • Sun & Ring gears oriented with numbers facing print bed.

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Assembly

  1. Start with the base part (i.e., Body - Bottom),
  2. Place the M3 Nut in the slot on the base,
  3. From the back of the base screw the M3 x 10 mm Button Head screw into the M3 Nut (avoid overtightening),
  4. Place the Planet gear on the extruding screw thread (8 teeth with chamfer facing down),
  5. Place the Ring gear on the base,
    • Try to align a number with where the view slot will be.
  6. Place the Sun gear on the base,
    • Again, try to align a number with where the view slot will be.
  7. Place and align the M3 Washer over the hole on the Sun gear,
  8. Place the top (i.e., Body - Top) onto the base (Don't snap it in just yet),
  9. From the top screw the M3 x 16 mm Button Head screw into the base,
  10. Now snap the base and top pieces together (Note that some force may be needed),
  11. Place the M3 Nylock Nut in the slot on the back of the base and screw the M3 x 16 mm Button Head screw into it (go until just tight then rotate back (i.e., counterclockwise) a quarter turn).

Note: the number divider is a purely aesthetic design inclusion and can be removed via the use of flush cutters.

Warning: disassembling the top and bottom pieces can weaken the snap-fit joint. Do only if absolutely necessary by removing the M3 x 16 mm Button Head screw and gently squeezing the sides of the base while pulling the top.

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Design File available in OnShape

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/2ff4f7ef90a1a17ac3f4be57/w/fb2c94175fad5534ec2c67eb/e/e95471ed800bd5ddf7ebaf10

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Changelog

  • 07/02/2024
    • Change: New design added.
  • 12/02/2024
    • Changes: Updated Base (V1.1) and Ring Gear (V1.1) with new tolerances. Added .step files for gears.
  • 13/02/2024
    • Changes: Fixed issue with Ring Gear (V1.2).
  • 17/03/2024
    • Changes: Optimised version added (V2.0). Extensively tested by myself and JediRick. New version without stand added.

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If you find any issues or have any recommendations on how to improve the design, don't hesitate to leave a comment.

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