Rotary kitchen-home

[alexander]

Hello all;
you not laugh at me ! ok ?
machine made in my kitchen to the apartment .... with little material.
but the motor is a MABUCHI! lol!
The machine works very well. I'm surprised? I know other direct drive was 160 pounds. and the machine holds up .... no sound!!!! zero noise !!!!!!
this is awesome ? it works very well for a 3.20 volt 4.30 volt even at 7.30 volts and no noise the sound of nothing ! this is TOP !
So, I'm not Builder, I do not play the Builder, OK ? this is just for Fun with a little time only but the machine works very well and I change COLOUR cam in LINER cam in 2 minutes.
> personal criticism > the weight is 120Grams ....
I thought the weight would 100Grams...
but it's very Funny
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[slicksteel]

did you cut and weld the frame are was put together from premade parts?

[Wonderland]

Not Bad at all!

[turnrock]

nice! i doesn’t look like something made in a kitchen thats for sure!

[Administrator]

If building and tinkering makes for you better understanding your machines over all there is nothing wrong with this. I appreciate the need to tinker and build, people have done this for decades with coil machines. Its the need to call yourself a builder after assembling one machine. Thank you for clarifying that this is personal project and not a claim to be a builder.

[alexander]

LOL ! Thank !
yes, I cut with a metal grinder! but not weld ! I can not weld to the apartment. LOL !
Drill ! File ! Painted ! I had the motor Mabuchi and CAM = result : I said OK, I took two nights and I am the machine. Quiet ! I do not regret it at ALL !
For a direct drive, obviously this is not Inkjecta... but for a direct drive !!!!! Large silence same has 7 Volrs : is Funny

[The Limey]

Looks good, nice that you have a selection of cams to try out too.

[slicksteel]

I like directdrives and this one is very nice looking!

[alexander]

[gangstajay]

shit looks good