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   01_flatPieceLayout_2.pdf  (1/8" (3mm) Styrene)
 
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02_flatPieceLayout has markings for a slot for the rest of the parts to slide in on the top piece, that may need removed for some machines, Savage cut the slot with his CnC. Similarly the bottom parts on that page have an extra line where the rounding begins, you may need to remove that line. 
  
 
== Suppliers ==
 
== Suppliers ==
 
If you find great sources for hoses or whatnot, let us know!
 
If you find great sources for hoses or whatnot, let us know!

Revision as of 15:02, 22 January 2017

The Fusion Generator is what charged Artoo on Dagobah in the Empire Strikes Back. Presumably it could be used to power lots of your droids!

References

Photos - Collected from the astromech.net thread and other sources Fusion Generator Reference] section.

The Fusion Reactor thread on astromech.net details SavageCreature's process while he created all the digital files.

The generator has plans in the Files section! http://www.rebeldroids.net/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=74

Plans

There are Fusion Generator Construction plans in the files section.

The current plans are "beta" quality and require both 3D printing and Styrene flat packs.

  • Several parts are intended to be cut as a "flatpack" and assembled
  • Other curvier details are expected to be 3D printed.
  • Parts like hoses will need sourced. Please let everyone know if you find the perfect thing!

Build Logs

Fusion Generator Construction plans details Savage's creation of the plans.

Lighting

TBD

Construction

Let everyone know if you have construction tips!

The top was originally some sort of fan, and those tend to have odd #s of blades, in this case 11. It seems a little odd when first looking at this project that some bits have multiples of 11 and others happen 8 times. Which also leads to a strange alignment trying to get some bits on 45 degree centers and others on 32.72... degree centers.

The 3D Print file names say how many you need of each part, eg: x11

 baseKnob_x16.STL
 baseSlantCableMount_x8.STL
 baseUpperCableMount_x8.STL
 heatsink_x11.STL
 hose_socket_x11.STL
 mainHoseMount_x8.STL
 TopSeg_01.STL
 TopSeg_02.STL
 TopSeg_03.STL
 TopSeg_04.STL
 TopSeg_05.STL
 TopSeg_06.STL
 top_cap.STL
 top_fin_x11.STL
 top_lower_nipple_x11.STL
 upper_hose_mount_x8.STL

The Flatpack files have multiple copies of each part and seem to be designed for ~25x34" sheets.  If you cut all 3, then you'll get a full set of parts.

 00_flatPieceLayout_2.pdf  (1/16" (1.5mm) Styrene)
 01_flatPieceLayout_2.pdf  (1/8" (3mm) Styrene)
 02_flatPieceLayout.pdf    (1/8" (3mm) Styrene)

02_flatPieceLayout has markings for a slot for the rest of the parts to slide in on the top piece, that may need removed for some machines, Savage cut the slot with his CnC. Similarly the bottom parts on that page have an extra line where the rounding begins, you may need to remove that line. 

Suppliers

If you find great sources for hoses or whatnot, let us know!