PP Shredder Pro

This tutorial documents the build process of Precious Plastic Pro Shredder, as supplied by Citizen Scientific for the North American context.

Difficulté

Hard Difficile

Durée

5 day(s) jour(s)

Catégories

Machines & Outils, Recyclage & Upcycling, Robotique

Coût

5000 USD ($)

preciousplastic, recycling, Open Source, plastic, shredder Creation

Matériaux

Outils

Étape 1 - Tools

Hammer

(punch) for knocking out leftover metal slugs

Files

Mallet

Socket wrench( 2x)

Tape measure

Screwdriver (directing the slide nuts)

Marker

Étape 2 - Table Parts

Parts Needed:

Aluminum Extrusion

Profile	Length (mm)	Quantity
8080	520	4
8080	600	4
8080	1200	2
4080	520	1
4080	455	1

data-sheets-value="{"1":2,"2":"Corner Plates"}" Étape 3 - Table Construction - Legs Tools XX Socket Wrench Screwdriver Parts 4x 8080*600mm 2x 8080*1200mm 4x Side Plates 32x T nuts 32x Washers 32x M8x16mm Bolts Steps Lay one 1200mm beam horizontally in your workspace. Add a 600mm beam perpendicular at each end, forming a staple shape. (see image 5 for final shape reference) Using 8 total washers, slide 2 at a time into each rail at the corner, approximating the hole pattern on the side plates. (image 2) Using a screwdriver to position the T-nuts, add an M8x16 Bolt and washer through the side plate into each T nut. (images 3 and 4) Secure with a socket wrench. Repeat on the other side of the 1200mm beam. Étape 4 - Table Construction - Side Joints Tools XX Socket Wrench Screwdriver Parts 2x 8080*520mm 4x Corner Plates 32x T nuts 32x Washers 32x M8x16mm Bolts Steps Stand one leg unit upward, so you can see down the 1200mm section. Slide 4 T-nuts total (2 in each rail) up to the corner joint. (image 2) Attach the side plate (image 3) using 4 M8x16 Bolts with 4 washers. NOTE: the 45° side should face the "bottom" of the eventual table. Repeat on the remaining three 600mm legs. NOTE: ensure that each corner plates mirror each other across the 1200mm beam axis. They should be facing the same direction. Slide 8 total T-nuts into a 520mm beam. They should be split in half, 4 at one end, and 4 at the other. (Image 4) Combine the two "staple" sections by adding the 520mm beam (pre-loaded with T-nuts) using the same M8x16mm, washer combination as before. (image 5) Repeat on the other side. (image 6) You should now have a very solid table base! en none 0 Draft