Summary
This is a Thrustmaster 'Peter Makes Things' quick release compatible wheel mount for direct drive wheels (servo or stepper motors) with a keyway and a 22 mm shaft like a VRS DirectForce Pro, 130ST-M10010, M15015....
A QD JA bushing type adapter is needed.
This is an improved version of Ultrawipf's design of the adapters (original see here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4379504).
Things improved:
Larger tolerances for the shaft and the nuts.
Removed the unused holes in the QD JA adapter.
5 bolts instead of 3. The original design didn’t have a bolt at one side. I have managed to squeeze in 2 more bolts, which wasn’t easy: I had to prevent loss of material. It won’t win a beauty contest, but the two adapters are now firmly attached to each other.
Added an interlock to the design of the adapters. Previously the adapters were pushed together on a flat surface, which, after some time of use, started to shift and due to the movement between the two adapters it caused the bolts to loosen. The interlock prevents this from happening.
Assembly instructions here: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/dyi-using-thrustmaster-wheels-with-qr-and-working-buttons-on-dd-wheelbase-like-vrs-directforce-pro-mige-130st.404309/
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.15
Infill:
100%
Notes:
• bed temperature: 50 degrees
• nozzle temperature: 215 degrees
• retraction: length 6,5 mm, speed 20 mm/s, retract on layer change enabled
• layer height: 0.15 mm
• first layer height: 0.2 mm
• vertical shells: 8 perimeters
• horizontal shells: 8 layers
• infill: 100%
• brim width: 7 mm
• supports: yes (touching build plate only).
Post-Printing
Sanding
The parts have a 'perfect fit', but this makes it a bit difficult to assemble. Sand down the edges and inside of the interlock a bit so they can slide in.
How I Designed This
I got the original 3D model from Ultrawipf and modified it with DesignSpark.
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