30th-Mar-24, 10:52 AM
Spray Booth Turntable
For years I have been using a wooden block turntable shown below for spraying car shells. The shells locate over the block and hold using Blu Tak, which can be a pain to get right due to shell variations and a fixed block, and sometimes somebody has borrowed the blue tak.
So high time I made something better,
This consists of a base with a spindle going to a pegboard plate which takes pegs to hold the shell. On two of the pegs are eccentric cams which can be rotated to touch the shell side to side to stop side movement.
Parts shown above, the spindle shown orange glues into the pegboard green, and then rotates in the base red. The base can be screwed to a larger wood block for extra stability via the 4 fixing holes. Parts printed in PLA at 20% fill 0.2mm layers.
Cheers
John.
For years I have been using a wooden block turntable shown below for spraying car shells. The shells locate over the block and hold using Blu Tak, which can be a pain to get right due to shell variations and a fixed block, and sometimes somebody has borrowed the blue tak.
So high time I made something better,
This consists of a base with a spindle going to a pegboard plate which takes pegs to hold the shell. On two of the pegs are eccentric cams which can be rotated to touch the shell side to side to stop side movement.
Parts shown above, the spindle shown orange glues into the pegboard green, and then rotates in the base red. The base can be screwed to a larger wood block for extra stability via the 4 fixing holes. Parts printed in PLA at 20% fill 0.2mm layers.
Cheers
John.
Mr Fit for Function.
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