Tag: Joiner

  • Broom Stick Handle Repair Joiner Coupling 3D Print Model

    Broom Stick Handle Repair Joiner Coupling 3D Print Model

    Summary
    I remixed happysoul’s broom stick repair joiner piece thingy. to add and improve the following.
    Made it longer: For metal broom handles when you cut out the section of the bent squished part since it would have an oval shape by the crease you end up cutting a away a longer length of material so the remaining stick remainsuniform and round. Since you lose about 30-40mm of material I made this joiner longer to compensate.
    Put a spacer on the inside to keep the two pieces apart…essentially gaining the length of material you cut out of the original broom stick. The inserted sleeve was tapered at a 45 degree so you won’t require any support material.
    Filleted the top end. Depending where your break is and where your hand will rest will depend if you put this end on the top of bottom. I supposed you’ might wrap tape to hold it all together which would accomplish the same thing but thought to add it anyway.
    4 Can wrap the ends with tape to hold secure but later on I drilled two holes and used self tapping metal screws.
    screws to hold in place

  • Mini Drak Bolt-on Wing Joiner

    Mini Drak Bolt-on Wing Joiner

    Summary
    I wanted a more positive connection of the wings to my mini drak so I developed these for 3mm nut and flat head screw (6mm long).
    Be careful when gluing these in place you must make sure everything lines up properly. So let the glue cure with wings, spars and fins installed. Don’t forget to put the hex nuts into the bases first!
    I designed this with two screws instead of a male and female with one screw in the hopes that if anything breaks, it will be the bar piece and so replacing that would be simpler than having to carve out and reglue the base piece.
    I recommend gluing the big fins to either the center fuse or the wings (not both obviously). This makes the fins stay rigid and vertical in high g manuevers. Otherwise it takes very little force to wiggle them around with any wing joining method (this one, velcro or the O rings) which could result in more wag.