homemade stencil printer for spreading solder paste on PCB

Assembly animation:    • homemade stencil printer for spreading sol...  

My friend already told me several times that he has saved a lot of time using this mechanism in his many electronic projects.

I want to give a special thank to Mr António Paulino. He is a lathe operator since many years an help me many times, teaching me how operate with his lathes and other metalomechanic machines in their shop in Pedrouços (Lisbon). He has a facebook page and a Youtube channel:   / 286240628889553  
   / @antoniopaulino1295  

I want to give a special thank too, to José Malaquias from the "The Inventors" enterprise (https://theinventors.io). He lent me his Tevo Black Widow indefinitely :-D :-D :-D.

I have all the project with all the parts sketched in Designspark Mechanical and I'm available to help anyone interested in starting a project of this nature.
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The following text is being posted today, January 26, 2021:

In the last two weeks I migrated the all project design from the Designspark Mechanical to Autodesk Fusion 360.

Now I have all the technical drawings and I'm putting it here for for anyone who might be eventually interested.
So, the technical drawings (PDF format) can be downloaded in four subsets of the entire project in the following links:
Overview plans:
https://mega.nz/file/mANFRazQ#7pWK4d_...
Stretcher system plans:
https://mega.nz/file/HFEhjAaD#105XNsX...
Upper framework plans:
https://mega.nz/file/zQUDlCjD#oFzwJ8Z...
Bottom framework plans:
https://mega.nz/file/eQd3VQLS#esp7DLg...
Hinge subset system:
https://mega.nz/file/bVUDXC7b#LcKTGjf...
Other parts:
https://mega.nz/file/mVFnBIYB#hYmnVvC...

There are 17 parts of this project that can be printed in a 3D printer. Those parts can be downloaded from the Thingiverse in the following link:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:472...

Total parts list:

https://mega.nz/file/mBMjmQYa#-ttl4Vn...

All parts assembly animation:

   • homemade stencil printer for spreading sol...  


Hope you enjoy. Regards...