Original Project by Jayden17 from Instructables.
License: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike
I designed and 3D printed a handheld motorized tool that chalks cue sticks.
Steps
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Supplies I Used
Supplies I Used
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Tools I Used
• 3D printer
• Soldering iron
• Hot glue gun
• Fusion 360
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Design
Design
I started by designing the case in Fusion 360
• I put holes in the case for the wires, button, battery, and motor.
• I designed a button making a cylinder then filleting the top outside
• cut a square hole in that to clip into the button
• made a spinner with thin walls that bend and slightly wider top allowing a tight fit on the chalk
• added hole for 9 volt clip
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Assembling
Assembling
I put everything inside the case. Glued clip into case. Soldered wires from the battery to the button to the motor.
Conclusion
here is a rendering of a smaller,faster,and stronger version of the cue chalker
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