DIY Generator from Bambu Labs Maker's Beginner Kit - use an DC Motor as generator (Assembly guide)

Welcome back Witches and Wizards!

Today we discover what muggles call electricity ;)

This is more of an assambly guide.

I have a Maker's Beginner Kit from Bambu Lab which contains some non printed parts you can your enhance your 3d prints with.

I have always wanted to design something using 3D printed gears, so I thought this would be the perfect moment.

I wanted to see, if a small DC Motor like the one from the maker beginner kit could be used in reverse as a generator, since the working mechanism of both - motor and generator - are basically the same.

Since the LED candle light is the only other electronic part in the maker's beginner kit, I wanted to see if I can power it with my hand cranked generator.

You can find the files here:

I used the STLgear generator to generate the gears and did the other design in shapr3D.

I printed it this time on my bambu lab A1 Mini because my bambu lab P1S was mostly busy with another big print.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/9166...

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