Motor coupling part

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Hi all

I want to couple two DC motors for an experiment, but I can't find the part that would allow me to do this commercially. So I want to 3D print it because I have access to a printer. But then comes a second problem: I know very little about Solid Works (I learned to handle it in practical work but never to create parts). The part I consider seems very simple to me, would there be a charitable soul willing to model it for me on Solidworks (a little Christmas gift?)? If not, give me advice on how to make it? I had thought about changing the dimensions of a bolt...

Here is the document in question:

It is like a bolt, hollowed out in the center, only the hatched part is solid.

Thank you all and Merry Christmas!

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Happy Christmas

SW 2017 attachments

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fourrure_8x12x20.sldprt
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The STL

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fourrure_8x12x20.stl
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Hi friend gt22

You didn't put a locking screw on one of the two axes!

Is it voluntary :-)

Regards Santa Claus

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Hi @ Zozo and happy Christmas @ you too

The application is without locking screws

See drawing attached by the applicant

so I did without ;-)

if necessary a drill and tap for fastening

or spring between support washers on both sides and it's the motors that are fixed

I don't know +

have a nice day @+ ;-)

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Thank you very much! Merry Christmas to you too

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@ vjouault

in the traditions of the site if a response corresponds to the request

It is mandatory to notify the response that solved the problem

as resolved (click resolved to the right of this answer) 

This allows us to close the question

Thank you

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PS show us the result 

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Comment deleted, waiting for more information.

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Redo a diagram on the C side that is not very complicated

It seems pretty crazy to mess up like that

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Ok sorry I'll start again. I was able to print the part this morning, it fits but there is a little too much play. So I'd like to try to redo it by changing the dimensions a little bit, with a=7.7mm. But I still don't have access to Solidworks, do you mind changing just that in the previous room? Thank you very much for your time, it's really nice and it helps me a lot!

 

I give a picture of a diagram on the coast:

Thank you again!

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Here is your piece

STL format

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fourrure_7.7x12x20.stl