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*Uses only 3D Printed Components, Bearings, A Rod, and a [[NEMA Stepper Motor]] | *Uses only 3D Printed Components, Bearings, A Rod, and a [[NEMA Stepper Motor]] | ||
*[https://www.tinkercad.com/things/aztrXrMCsm2-sir-tumbalot-v2-magnetic-deluxe The [[TinkerCAD]] Page on this Project] | *[https://www.tinkercad.com/things/aztrXrMCsm2-sir-tumbalot-v2-magnetic-deluxe The [[TinkerCAD]] Page on this Project] | ||
*[https://hackaday.com/2022/03/27/tube-tumbler-provides-the-perfect-culture/ A [[Hackaday]] Page on this Project Titled "TUBE TUMBLER PROVIDES THE PERFECT CULTURE" ] | |||
==Nuating Agitator== | ==Nuating Agitator== | ||
Revision as of 04:45, 13 November 2022
Basics
- This page covers Existing (ie non-OSE) Designs for OSHW to be used in a Chemistry or Biology Laboratory
Agitation
Rotary Tube Tumbler
Sir Tumbalot v1
- A Design by User "ATinyGreenCell"
- Uses only 3D Printed Components, Bearings, A Rod, and a NEMA Stepper Motor
- The TinkerCAD Page on this Project
- A Hackaday Page on this Project Titled "TUBE TUMBLER PROVIDES THE PERFECT CULTURE"
Nuating Agitator
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "Joshua Pearce" Titled "Open Source 3-D Printed Nutating Mixer" ( ~20 Second Watch )
Rotator/Shaker
- This device is similar to the "Sir Tumbalot" Design but holds the Tubes perpendicular to the rotation, thus more adapted for shaking
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "Joshua Pearce" Titled "Open Source Lab Sample Rotator Mixer and Shaker - mix and shake" (~15 Second Watch )