Summary

just an helper tool for al the people that love to knit buthave their clews running around...my mom asked for it :-D

You have to flip the parts to not use support

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            <div><p>1 screw m5 13mm long<br>7 screws m3 between 1cm to 1.6 cm ( make the one that fix the aluminum rod shorter)<br>1 608 ball bearing<br>1 aluminum rod 8mm diameter<br>1 disk of eva foam 10 cm diameter</p></div>                <p class="detail-title"><strong>Parts preparation</strong></p>            <div><p>you need to thread all holes, the big ones are M5 the smaller m3.</p></div>                <p class="detail-title"><strong>how to assemble</strong></p>            <div><ul><li>screw the m5 screw in part Part_Studio<em>1</em>-_Part_2.stl from the top ( in the photo the part is flipped by 180° so the top is the smaller bit)</li><li>on the same screw screw in the part Part_Studio<em>1</em>-_Part_1.stl (optionally add the eva disk between the two parts)</li><li>put the ball bearing in the part Part_Studio<em>1</em>-_Part_4.stl</li><li>add something heavy inside the part Part_Studio<em>1</em>-_Part_3.stl</li><li>fix the Part_Studio<em>1</em>-_Part_4.stl on top of Part_Studio<em>1</em>-_Part_3.stl with 6 m3 screws</li><li>push the assemble of part1 and part 2 on top of the base</li><li>add the alluminum rod and secure it with an m3 screw</li></ul></div>

clew spinner