3D Printed 3 Stage Planetary Reduction Gearbox - @Barnacules
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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Hey guys and gals, you loved the original planetary gearbox video ( • Printing functional Pl... ) so much that I decided to take all your feedback and upgrade the reduction gear from 1 planet to 3 planets and now the gearbox has massively more reduction. In this video I show you how to prepare it, print it, assemble it and use it! Please let me know what you think about the video in the comments below.
Hardware/Software used in video:
Ultimaker 3D Printer
Software Cura
Craftsman 19.2V Drill
Canon 5D Mark II (Camera)
AudioTechnica A2020 Microphone
Zoom H4n Audio Recorder
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There is a gear reduction system like this made of metal, its used for tightening lugnuts on giant offroad dump truck tires. Its crazy how slow it make the drill and how much torque they can put on each nut
That is awesome!
Barnacules Nerdgasm i dare you to play fine nights at freddys
Barnacules Nerdgasm what is that curious icon for next to the windows symbol? :P
Barnacules Nerdgasm Does the Ultimaker let you know that it has no filament partway through the process or does it just keep going?
Deez nuts. Ha! Got emm!
I'd rather see the reverse. Put that drill on the OTHER end and make that thing go light speed at the opposite end. If it was built correctly, it will work - shoot some WD-40 on those gears and try it!
theres probably not enough torque in that drill to spin the gears from the other end
That depends on the drill. There are some high torque hand drills out there for less than 100 bucks.
surearrow i bought a Milwaukee torque wrench at my local pawnshop for 40 bucks. everybody said i didnt buy it i stole it. just trowing that out there.
Shield your eyes, that plastic gear assembly might fly apart out those high speeds!
"You could flip over a building if this thing was made of metal"
lol
Thanks man, yeah I remember you every time I see you post :P I'm trying to improve my videos as much as I can and I learn something new every day.
I love mechanical mechanisms. IMO, they are a form of high art, very beautiful to look at. They also happen to be very functional too.
It's indeed really nice to look at, I really like this kind of mechanisms too
Btw, what's a non-mechanical mechanism?
Harm Prins Hmm...don't know :D
I like how you added the few second description of what is in the video before your intro, nice touch. Have been a subscriber for awhile now. Keep it up man.
I'm into welding and working on cars and building stuff, but I tell you what this thing makes me want to put off my jeep build to buy one and make some sweet stuff out of it! I would probably never be able to create the stuff on a program but downloading trinkets and cool stuff to print would be a absolute blast! Keep up these sweet vids man I subscribed and for sure will be tuned into you're channel!
That's some bangin' music in the video, and it's interesting to see how it prints.
In this video you say that you don't know why you couldn't print gearboxes for RC cars and other models. Well it comes down to durability. Provided that you could use the right plastic if the printer can handle it, you'd still have to account for cure time of the plastic. In previous videos you discussed temperature in relation to the environment your printing in and the print head itself and that's completely accurate. Understand though, that the resolution you'd need to make a workable gearbox for an RC car is extremely high when you consider the small size it has to be to fit into the vehicle. In other words it would have to be approximately ten times the resolution at one eighth the size. It would also have to interface with the shaft of the motor reliably. Hollow or internal matrixing would be out of the question. They would have to be completely solid for rigidity and durability. Any slight defect could cause failure so I don't know if you could print reasonably decent parts for an RC vehicle's gearbox. It's something to think about at least now that you have perhaps a better understanding.
As a side note, RC vehicles might make a good DIYGasm or you could start a new segment called HobbyGasm. It's just a thought. Do with it what you will. In the meantime I'm still loving your content so keep it coming.
The Ultimaker is the only 3D printer I have experience with but it's been a work horse and I'm very happy with it!
Officially the coolest thing I've seen this week.
Thank you! I have a lot of fun doing it. I make about one of these videos each week between tech, unboxing and gaming.
My first thought while you wereaselmbing it was why not 3d print spacers for the screws so all the parts are perfectly paced with enough slop to allow for smooth motion?
Best channel on UA-cam. Period
Thanks for the quick response.
If the printer software allows for different settings of the support-material, then I'd love to see different models printed at different settings. I own a seat in Solidworks, so if you would like me to model a simple "support-material test cube", I could model one and send it your way.
In the RC hobby, plastic gears won't do it, in hobby quality rc's you can make it do a back flip, so it would be made of metal, other than that, great idea.
I've raced 1/8 onroad rc and all of our pullys and drive gears were made of plastic, probably not pla but still plastic. The parts on that kind of racing are constantly changed to keep lap times as close as possible and so you dont go broke when you slam it into a wall lol.
Great way to make parts for metal casting.
Hey, Jerry, could you give us a demonstration of how much torque this gearbox can put out now when attached to your drill? Would be awesome to see what it can do!
Wow, the part look really clean straight off the printer :) I can't wait to see this go totally mainstream. I'd really like to print car, motorcycle and ATV parts and accessories for customization purposes.
Sure, I'll try to print with some support on my next video. I really need to get a nice pen knife set to help me remove the structures cleanly.
This is Fucking amazing!!!! first time seeing something actually getting Printed!! Great job
+ lord oden I have 1 to and jerry has a point for the pr intend gears to work you would need to replace every gear in the car or the metal would just tear them to shreds
Nice! For your next video make some clutch packs, a valve body, a pump, then throw it into a case and you got yourself an automatic transmission! XD
REALLY liked the editing on the time laps! Music fit the edit perfectly ! :)
hey Barnacules I dare you to make a R/C car which is 3D printed (mostly) or maybe a 3D printed crank car haha
Is there any chance you could post up a video testing the support-structure abilities of this printer? It seems most people focus on non-support model builds, but a large number of real-world parts will require some form of support material to build.
Very cool! Nice job!
awesome. I can totally see 3D printing being used for model kits.
Great work.
The big thing in the RC world is that these cars take so much of a beating and, all the little parts are under a lot of stress. Right now a lot of people hate plastic parts. I know its cheap and some parts are reliable but its not worth making breaking making replacing. my point is some people are impatient like me and don't want to have to constantly replace parts...
Thank you for sharing this Jer . when you said about the RC gears i was thinking yea for sure man you could take a normal gear and size it up or down in the software and change the whole gearing of the car ... Like them rock crawler RC's man you could change so much make it just creep slow with torque .. i like to see you get a cheep rc car and do some gear changing on it you could even take the gear box and size it up for larger gears .. i am just talking mambo jambo lol prob
i have nothing productive to say in this comment just want to say im am new this week to your channel i think you are wicked keep it up dude
The G Code stands for Ghetto Code. It is generally used to describe the old gangsters, the street veterans, who are from the ghetto or the hood as some like to call it.
You said something really interesting. RC CARS. Please look for " dash yonkuro" or for TAMIYA cars . Just tell me if it's possible to build one of these cars . It has some small gears and a small dc motor powered with 2 batteries 1.5 V . It would be really nice and fun to actually watch you making one of these. And let me know if you can find a solition for the tires cause they are not from pla or abs .
3d print a sonic screwdriver with all the different colour acrylics, that would be so cool, please make a video
I can`t imagine the torque this ``produces´´ with the drill.
Jerry would it be possible to print something like a rotary engine from a car (Masda) in like mini scale or something or even a normal engine. With moving parts
Jerry is one of the few UA-camrs that reply on youtube comments..He also invests a lot of money on his channel, so everyone support him and don't be jerk off's...
Massive torque
I don't think I can do Skip Barber yet, also how do you race other individuals in iRacing? I only know how to join the races where it picks the people.
4:55 Not torque, friction and resistance.
Can you make a video on how to use the 3d printer's software and kind of just what you can do with it.
very good job !
That badass !
Do you think you could 3D print a 9 cylinder rotary aircraft engine like ones that were put in some Sopwith Camel?
COOL. I lough so hard when you saied it can flip a building! :D Awesome!
Does it work as overdrive with the drill on the other side?
Just found your channel and I really like it!!! Subbed!!!
If anyone knows of the video where he builds or shows off the parts in his PC build can you plz link me? Thanks!!!
All of the sound in this video was from the AudioTechnica A2020 microphone connected to the Zoom H4n.
"You could probably like flip a building with this thing..." LOL
You should do more video's of you playing video games on all three screens with nvidia surround. Like with some new titles such as CoD: AW or other newer games:)
very cool, thanks!
Subscribed! awesome vids!
Since your using those old parts, I'm safely assuming this build is at 200% scale again, I think I'll try this out on my new ultimaker after I finish my current build :P your an inspiration Jerry, thanks for the great videos.
Would it be possible to print the Gearbox already assembled with just filler material holding it together. Then when you start cranking it all the filler material would break away and it would become a working piece
great video, love your style!
Awesome! Make more mechanical things on the printer!
this is awesome
I have a question for you is your planetary gear set able to make 3 different gear ratios for example work like an actual automatic transmission. 1st,2nd,3rd. gear by holding different parts of it.
there is another version of this that does it. looks around on thingiverse.com to find it
You can crank you speed upto 150 maybe 170% when starts to print without effecting quality try it. I did it on mine and in fact seemed to print better.
I wanted to try making replacement parts for some of my discontinued rc cars, but the plastics available for 3d printing are not nearly durable enough. Guess I'll just have to keep looking for old parts on Ebay.
I'm saving up in hopes of getting a DIY PC kit from Newegg during their Labor Day sale (I'm assuming they have one.) I'm aiming for an i7 because I have a few videos from a recent vacation I want to edit and put up and my laptop just can't handle it.
what kind of music are you using for this print time-lapse because Shazam cant pick it up
hey man nice vid as always!
Print MOAR!
Hi there, ive been enjoying your channel alot as I am just about to purchase my first printer! What are your views with regard to the fumes given off whilst melting the materials, in particular ABS. What are your thoughts on its toxicity? Many thanks Jules
More!
Very cool
Just for completeness, the author of the planetary gear design is aubenc with help of a few libraries by others. You get the files at www.thingiverse.com/thing:23030
We're trying to decide on a 3D printer for our office to handle prototyping of plastic packaging. Has the Ultimaker been reliable enough that you'd recommend it for business use, as apposed to say, a CubeX?
Yeah, but you can't print an M4A1 at home either, you can only make the lower that holes all the metal parts and even that fails after a few shots. So the home made shotgun is still much more effective.
Im heavily into hobby grade rc and the reason I'm thinking about getting a printer is to print parts :-)
I'm new to the 3d printing thing. Is their a certain brand of PLA filament you would recommend using? I've worked with metals all my life and I know their is a huge difference between manufactures of products as for as quality and durabuility.
can u make a step up gearbox?
wish I could afford a 3D printer like this
How much does it cost in raw material to build? Great channel keep it up.
hi im wondering if enyone has trid to cower metal or aluminum sheats with the plastic,can u do that actualy?
What 3d printer would you recommend? Is the Ultimaker platform still very comparable to other platforms like the Form1 or the Robo3d? If not the Ultimaker, what other 3d printers would you suggest? Thanks in advance for answering my questions if you can!
thats so cool
Nice vid
I wanna print a gear from low rpm input to high rpm output, will inversely changing this gearbox do that ?
Thank you! I do put a lot of time and money into the channel but I love doing it, even with the small amount of jealous haters I seem to attract :P
Yeah, I should see if I can find a model to print.
would you ever print a twisty puzzle?
Like around 2:49 in the vid it looked a bit like a miniature NYC :)
Another great video! Can the ultimaker print action figures? (Like the one on the speakers)
my rc car destroys metal gears i dont think the plastic ones will work so good :P
We will save this for another video but I think it would be cool to try and find the limits. Might have to break out something with a higher speed motor to break it now :P
Okay in the beginning was that using the mic you reviewed?
awesome!
Awesome
I have a question?, would you Beatle to spin it backwards? So you spin the slow and make the other one go faster?
Jason O'Brien that is what I was thinking!
Make it BIGER!!!!!
Btw isnt the raft option normaly not better?
I dont have my printer yet, but i always thought so :P
Why is the custom printed fan duct gone?
can someone please explain to me what a planetary gear is used for? Especially what an everyday person would use it for? I honestly don't know!
could yu please put a clock by your printer so we can see how long it takes
The controller at the front has a build timer on it. Bottom right of it's screen reading hh:mm. Maybe if he recorded the screen and added it in editing, i guess.
barnacules, any advice for a noob wanting to get a 3d printer, product and such ?
Build one, i am.
more planets
Plastic gears suck on rc cars