Newly Arrival Metal Garden WindMill to Danish Manufacturers

8 FT. WINDMILL ORNAMENT, RED&GREEN Durable steel body with weather-resistant, green and yellow finish Permanently lubricated ball bearings for whisper-quiet operation Unique design features a fan head that always faces the wind Charming, decorative old-world design blends beautifully with any landscape Assembled height: 8ft / 2.4M Assembly required Please read the assembly and safety information enclosed Please feel free to contact us for more details.  

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    Time lapse of 3D printed “BIG Nut And Bolt”. Time lapse taken from my Octoprint server attached to my Printrbot Simple Makers 1405 using the standard Raspberry Pi camera and a wide angle clip on lens.

    A very cool print to make and great to show off to people. Very satisfying to spin the nut on and off! Had to screw it on and off a couple of times to loosen up the thread so it was smooth – could also put some silicone sealant on it to make it even more smooth, but it doesn’t need it.

    Scaled it down to about 60% for it to fit into my printer upright. Would love to print this full size or bigger as a great novelty item and showcase as to what can be 3D printed.

    An oddity of the design from an engineers point of view if this was a functional piece is that the nut has a different size hex to the bolt head, so you would need two different spanners to fasten this nut and bolt, or a pair of adjustable one?!

    Original model is by be3D_printers and can be found here – https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:387266.

    My make can be found here – https://www.thingiverse.com/make:222068

    Print Settings Below:
    Filament: Printed using 3D Prima 1.75 PLA – Dark Grey
    Filament used: 10.844m 32.0g
    Layer Height: 0.2064mm
    Temperature: 210°C
    Perimeters: 2 at 0.4mm (0.8mm total)
    Infill: 25%
    Raft: No
    Brim: No
    Support: None
    Speed: 20mm/s
    Time: About 4 hour
    Scale: 60%

    Still trying to get a better set up for my time lapses. Think the built in Raspberry Pi camera is not suited and I may have to set up an external camera – comment below if you have any tips or suggestions?!

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    Shanghai Jian & Mei Industry and Trade Co., Ltd. is the company which manufacture and export fasteners and metal hardware, founded in 2006, with import-export authority, and the office is located in Shanghai –the Economic center of China. In order to improve price competitiveness, we invested and shared several factories during last fifteen years. This makes us have the capability of supplying many kinds of fastener and hardware. We could supply one-stop shopping service, saving our clients many purchase cost and make them profit maximization.

    https://www.jm-industry.com