Rock Tumbler / Ball Mill
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Simple rock tumbler / ball mill. Not fully tested yet.
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Simple rock tumbler built around cheap alliexpress motor ZYTD520 I found home.
You will need:
- 6x M3 x 10 screws (to secure the motor)
- 1x M5 thread insert and 1x screw M5x15mm for securing the motor shaft.
- 3x M4 thread insert and 3x M4x15mm for tightening the lid
- 1 x motor ZYTD520, 12V, 5000 RPM with gearbox to 15 RPM
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32587420240.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.30.40f61802ZrCVZL
- 26 x 6mm Airsoft BB's for the bearing
- 1x 5mm power connector (8mm outer diameter)
The assembly:
- Print all the pieces (I used 5 perimeters to make the parts stronger), the sealing is supposed to be printed from flexible filament. Melt in the thread inserts into the tumbler-can part (3xM4 to hold the lid, 1xM5 for securing the motor shaft).
- Solder the motor and power connector. Secure the motor into the tumbler-MotorMount part by using 6xM3 screws and the power connector to tumbler-MotorCap and connect these two parts together (should hold together just by friction, but feel free to glue these if you don't plan to dissassemble these parts anymore)
- Insert the airsoft balls into the groove on part tumbler-MotorMount, to form a bearing and secure them in place by inserting the part tumbler-Can over it.
- Secure the lid using 3xM4 screws, optionally attach some nice screw caps. (I used these: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2186175 )
Known issues:
- heavy
- noisy
- not water tight
- problematic cleaning (the bearing gets dissassembled when removing the can)
- the legs don't feel stable if loaded with heavy content.
- no long term testing performed yet
- if running for long time the lid screws get loose
Tumbler in action:
