D4E1 Ring Rattle
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The rattle allows blind and deaf people to feel and hear the rhythm of the rotating ring.
Supplies
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- 3d prints
- tube with diameter 8mm in aluminium
- juggle ring
You can buy the juggle ring in the Decathlon. The tube is easy to find online or in a DIY shop like Brico. The 3D prints can be easy printed with a little 3D printer like the Ultimaker.
3D Printing
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First, print the 3D models
- middle part
- gear
- lid
the STL files can be found here.
The Axis
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Cut the aluminium tube about 25cm. This part will become the axis.
Through Everything
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Slide the axis through all the holes. The gear should be inside the socket.
Close With the Lid
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Put the lid on the socket, so that it is completely closed.
Drill
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Drill a hole in the juggle ring.
Glue
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Glue the ring firmly to the shaft. You are ready!