Bat System for ~Ø278-280mm Vevor pottery wheel
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Simple Bat system that clamps onto the outside of the wheel, no need for pins.
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(I found a cheap used Shimpo wheel recently, so I didn't refine this system any further since i got rid of the Vevor one. it's still a bit janky but it does work.)
Needs 8x M3x16 (or longer) socket head cap screws. Or really, any other M3 screw that will fit. It screws directly into plastic and it seems to hold fine.
My Vevor wheel has a wheel that I measured at something just below Ø280mm, so that's what it's designed for. Tough to say if it will fit on every similar Vevor wheel…
Clay seems to stick surprisingly well to PLA so that's what I printed everything from. Seems to hold up okay so far in this environment.
Printing:
Material: PLA or whatever you want to try
Layer height: I would use 0.2mm layers
Support: Only the Holder requires support. I made a version with very basic built-in support that has 0.2mm spacing to the part.
Infill: Doesn't matter too much, I used 20%. It doesn't need to be THAT tough, just tough enough that you don't push through the surface…
I also made a 3-Jaw Chuck bat that fits into this System: https://www.printables.com/model/933459-3-jaw-chuck-for-bat-system
Assembly:
- Remove support where necessary
- Loosely screw 2x bat holders and 2x bat holder connectors together with the M3 screws. It will be very wobbly still.
- Stick something like a screwdriver (or something else about Ø3mm) in the space between the holder and connector above the screws and tighten the screws until you feel a bit of resistance, repeat for all 4 spaces. The goal is to have the space between the pieces even on all sides.
- Put the assembly on the wheel, make sure it's fully seated down on the wheel.
- Tighten the screws evenly all around the wheel until it doesn't move anymore. If you want it fixed semi-permanently, tighten the screws until you can't lift it off anymore. If you want it easily removable as one piece, just tighten them until it holds securely through friction.
- Make sure you have enough clearance all around the wheel.
- Insert the bat with the angled edges downwards so that you end up with a flat surface.