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drzapp 10-21-2021 07:49 PM

WTB: Your broken dynamic drum parts
 
I've come up with a way to repair some of the cracked gears that jam up the dynamic drum, using silk thread. I'll put up a detailed post after I get good pics. But I have limited parts to work with to perfect it and test for durability. So if you have any of the cracked gears laying around, I'll pay shipping for you to send them to me. PM for address. Thanks!

Dougmc 11-17-2021 08:51 PM

Gears
 
I never saw the gears in those
This site has over 100 different gears
If not for your drum possible
Other gears that you may need
Doug

latreche34 11-18-2021 11:42 AM

Once the gears shrink so do the teeth, Filling the crack will add an extra tooth or a weird size tooth, It might work to prevent the shutdown but you will have alignment problems. The only two options is to bypass the DD system since it is not needed for playback or to make new gears.

I'm getting a 8K resin printer and try to work on some of the designs to see if I can replicate the gears with the right plastic mechanical properties.

drzapp 11-18-2021 12:45 PM

That's why I'm developing a way to fix it without filling in the crack, but pull it back together. Basically sewing it up.


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Originally Posted by latreche34 (Post 80835)
Once the gears shrink so do the teeth, Filling the crack will add an extra tooth or a weird size tooth, It might work to prevent the shutdown but you will have alignment problems. The only two options is to bypass the DD system since it is not needed for playback or to make new gears.

I'm getting a 8K resin printer and try to work on some of the designs to see if I can replicate the gears with the right plastic mechanical properties.


latreche34 11-19-2021 11:16 AM

That would requires unshrinking the plastic which is impossible, Once it shrinks any effort to put it back together leads to breaking it, Good luck however.


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