Mini Rotary Build
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Mini Rotary Build
Hey guys. So I thought some people might be interested in the project im working on for my 2nd year in Mech. Engineering. Its a 3d printed 13b, about 1/3 scale. Just gonna post some pictures of the progress from CAD model to physical parts.
First thing I made was the rotors:
First thing I made was the rotors:
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Thanks!
craig: well ive had this project the whole semester, but obviously like most college students im doing it near the end of the semester Lol. Its due in about 3 weeks from now, but most of my files are already done. Its just that print times are long to get good quality parts.
This will most likely be done in the next 2 weeks, all assembled. Im laser cutting lexan to put on the mid-housing and front housing so you can see inside.
craig: well ive had this project the whole semester, but obviously like most college students im doing it near the end of the semester Lol. Its due in about 3 weeks from now, but most of my files are already done. Its just that print times are long to get good quality parts.
This will most likely be done in the next 2 weeks, all assembled. Im laser cutting lexan to put on the mid-housing and front housing so you can see inside.
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I want one. Of multiple engines. With a crank so I can turn them over lol
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Yeah im pretty sure I can keep it after lol. And im putting a small motor on the back (trans side of the e shaft) to spin the e shaft. So youll see it turn over. Ill post a lot on here. If you guys have questions just ask
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subscribed...but I was really looking forward to seeing a 13b shoved in a cooper mini with a V-mount on 13" wheels...
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Heres the Eccentric Shaft. Basically this engine will work in the opposite way the actual motor would work. Rather than the rotor rotating the e-shaft, the e-shaft will rotate the rotor (no combustion, Lol).
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Video of the movement? This thing is insane btw
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Dude, start selling these...seriously...