Skewer Pushrod Fitting V2
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###################### New Version 2 ###################### 1. Fittings Are 50% Small1Er Reducing Fillement Used, And Improving The Over All Look Of The Push Rods. 2. The Sections Of 16 Gauge Wire Used For The Connection To Control Arms And Horns Has Been Reduced. 3. No More Z Bends. The Adapter Now Has A Built In Keaper Arm That Allows The Use Of A Simple 90Deg Bend In The Wire, While Making Installation And Removal Easier. ########################################################### Parts [Makes 1 Push Rod]: A. 2 Skewer Pushrod Fittings. B. One Bamboo Skewer Around 3.1Mm - 3.2Mm Dia. C. About 60Mm Of 16 Gauge Wire. D. Glue. Use Ca Glue, I Am Specifically Using Gorrilla Super Glue, And Having Excellent Results With Pla. I Had Some Issues With A Few Other Name Brands While Testing. Note: Hot Glue Did Work Well In Testing As Long As The Parts Were A Snug Fit To Begin With. Use With Caution. To Assemble: 1. Bend About 3Mm At The End Of The Wire 90 Degrees. 2. Cut The Wire Exactly 25Mm Back From The L Bend. See Photo Above ^ 3. Insert The First L Wire Into The Smaller Opening On The Fitting, And The Blunt End Of The Skewer Into The Larger Opening. 4. If They Fit Well, Reinstall With A Drop Of Glue On Each. 5. Connect The First End To Your Servo And Mark The Skewer Where The Control Arm Hole Is. 6. Cut The Skewer Exactly 25Mm Back From The Mark. 7. Repeat Steps 1 Through 4 For The Second End. Thats It, It'S Really Simple, I Just Over Explained The Steps A Little. Comment If You Test This, And Let Me Know How It Turned Out For You. Note: I Model Knowing The Limitations Of My 3D Printer. Its Old And Has A Few Minor Quirks. In General Its Accurate But Holes Especially Tend To Print Out Smaller Than They Are Sized In The Model. As Such I Model Holes Slightly Larger To Accommodate This. Test Print Any Part And Make Sure Any Attached Hardware Like Wire Or Skewers Fit Properly Before Bulk Printing.
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