MOAS | Mother Of All Spinners

The MOAS | Mother Of All Spinners.

When assembled the MOAS has a diameter of 52cm (half a metre) or a little under 2 feet and weighs in at 1.6kg, or 3.5lb. It is so big that I managed to fit a full V6 Hotend into each of the three arms as decorations!

I have included two versions of the Arms & Centre Caps. One version which has a slot to hold an E3D Hotend, and an other version which does not have the slot so you can edit and add in your own ideas, or just leave it as is. The choice is yours!

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Hardware Required.

4 x 6010 (80x50x16) Bearings.
24 x M4 6mm Socket Cap Screws.
48 x M3 6mm Socket Cap Screws.

Optional Hardware, but totally worth it.

3 x E3D V6 Hotends (metal only).
1 x Pack of 3 Silicone Socks for V6.

WARNING | This is not a toy. Spinning the MOAS may adversely effect the Earth's rotation.

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Print instructions

Category: Accessories Print Settings

Printer: E3D's BigBox

Rafts: No

Supports: No

Resolution: 0.25mm / 0.4mm

Infill: 12%

Notes:

The Arms & Stand I printed with a Volcano using a 0.6mm Nozzle and 0.4mm Layer Height. The Caps used a standard V6 with a 0.4mm Nozzle and 0.25mm Layer Height. The Stand will probably require some support depending on how you are printing it. Printed in PLA.

Post-Printing

Filing

I gave the Arms a light filing to remove any unevenness from the top surface. The stand needed a little work with the file to get a nice snug fit into the bearing.

I find a coarse file works best.

How I Designed This

Fusion 360