Simple extendable / telescoping mini pole
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Contest Ended, Winner(s) have been selected.
Description:
This will be 3D printed (please refer to images)- 1/8” inch in diameter
- one end will screw into a plastic wall that is .25 inch wide (bottom) part
- so length of this threaded area should be about .2 inches long (yellow area in image)
- the other end will taper into a round dome (top part in image)
- the largest length of pole, when fully extended will be .875 inches (7/8”) long
- the shortest length when fully compacted, will be .4375 inches (or something close to that) (7/16inches)
- the apparatus will be 1/8” long (grey area in image)
- the diameter will be slightly wider than general pole diameter
- apparatus will have largest diameter
- then base pole will have smaller diameter
then extension pole will have smaller diameter
threaded area should have same diameter as extension pole
Wants:
Please refer to images, and refer to size from Description above
Ask for Sample:
Should I receive sample? I am not sure. This is my first request.
Software:
- I have to be able to 3D print it
Additional Information
I am adding a second prize, since there is not just one proposal that is more than adequate. I am also extending the contest for another 10 days, mainly because I am free during the weekends to effectively be able to communicate wit the designers.
Thank you all for your great designs and input.
Prepaid PrizeEntries
1st Winner
#26 Extension pole
by Kenan Kalamujic
By turning the apparatus, preasure is applyed on the top of the jaws, which move down into the hole and the jaws move towards the extension pole and provide preasure that locks it in place. Its easy to assemble and to print.
The jaws should be printed out of strong flexible plastic as for other parts it can be PLA ABS or which ever one you want. I recommend that you also print the holder out Resin, becouse of the threads. this concept of holding work is also used in machining. Which was the Idea I based my design upon.
The jaws should be printed out of strong flexible plastic as for other parts it can be PLA ABS or which ever one you want. I recommend that you also print the holder out Resin, becouse of the threads. this concept of holding work is also used in machining. Which was the Idea I based my design upon.
Mar 30, 2017 19:16
2nd Winner
#24 telescoping mini pole by Adriano Ordoz Barissa
by Adriano Ordoz Barissa
;-)
Mar 29, 2017 8:46
#20 simple-extendable-telescoping-mini-pole
by Kenan Kalamujic
I had it 3D printed and made some adujstments, its a better model for prionting now.
Mar 25, 2017 14:10
#10 Simple Extendable - Telescoping Mini Pole
by MT Designs
As Per your comments, please find attached the Mini Pole Concept. The design contains a stopper such that when the pole reaches the 7/8" it stops at its maximum length. However, when retracted it needs to be a little longer than what you specified as you cannot double the length of the pole exactly without having a hole at the bottom of the larger diameter tube. If you have any questions let me know.
Thanks for the opportunity.
Best regards,
MT Designs
Thanks for the opportunity.
Best regards,
MT Designs
Mar 17, 2017 19:49
#7 Expandable Rod
by Mike Mansour
Any changes can be made or additional details provided upon request.
Mar 14, 2017 19:02
#6 Telescoping Pole
by jabable
The two poles are the same length as per the design requirements. I would be willing to work with the designers to change dimensions and threads to whatever they want for more practical manufacturing. I am very familiar with additive and subtractive manufacturing. I have access to a wide variety of manufacturing equipment and could assist with prototyping and troubleshooting as well.
Mar 14, 2017 4:21
#17 Extendable Mini Pole
by Stella X
Ready for the printer. The domed pole has two bumpers and can be inserted into the slot in the middle pole. The threaded part and the middle pole is printed in one piece. The apparatus is movable and can be modified to add thread etc.
Step file or others are ready if needed for production. Thanks
Step file or others are ready if needed for production. Thanks
Mar 21, 2017 18:22
#15 Extendable Mini Pole
by Stella X
The current file is ready to print in plastic. For other materials file can be modified. There are tiny bumps on the domed pole which can be made bigger by inserting from the other end. Right now it can be inserted from the top. The apparatus is loosely attached, can be changed to screw on.
If .stp file is required I can upload. Thanks
If .stp file is required I can upload. Thanks
Mar 21, 2017 11:07
#5 Extendable/Telescoping Mini Pole
by dennis_made
3D Printers use files called .stl files. The printer reads the .stl files which are like little triangles that make the shape of the object you will print. I've attached the .stl of the extendable mini pole so you can upload onto your 3D printer and print it out!
Hope you like it! If there are any changes you want me to make, I'll be happy to do so! Thanks :)
Hope you like it! If there are any changes you want me to make, I'll be happy to do so! Thanks :)
Mar 14, 2017 4:12
#19 Simple Extendable Telescopic Min Pole
by Chamal Jayasinghe
Please kindly refer the attachments , Inform any update necessary , this is an awesome project
Mar 23, 2017 1:57
#4 Mini-Telescoping Pole
by Adam B.
A 7/16"-to-7/8" telescoping pole with a threaded mounting part.
Mar 13, 2017 23:23
#1 Telescoping mini pole
by Adam
Per your dimensions and description with .030" wall thicknesses.
Mar 12, 2017 16:42
#18 Simple extendable / telescoping mini pole
by Kenan Kalamujic
This design uses three jaws that are tapered on one side and flat on the other, so that when tightened the taper jaws will contact with the taper in the holder providing friction on the extending pole. Meaning you can set it to any height and not worry about it slipping. I hope the explanation is simple for anyone to understand I provided stl file of all parts.
Mar 22, 2017 17:48
#16 Extension pole
by Kenan Kalamujic
Modified model so that it works better. It has the same principale as I described before
Mar 21, 2017 12:44
#12 Extendable/telescoping mini pole
by Kenan Kalamujic
All parts have threads in them which allows you to accuratly extend the pole to the requiref hight. Also Apparatus perfomes like a second nut, so that when you extend the pole you just tighten the apparatus to keep it in place. Also you pole is a bit longer and it allows you to have more hight if needed. If you have any further questions please do message me. I will reply asap.
Best regards
Best regards
Mar 20, 2017 10:51
#8 pole assembly for 3d printing
by Bodhayan
This is pole assembly maximum length is .875 inch.
Mar 16, 2017 8:44
#23 Extendable Pole Model 2
by Vivek Revi
Just thought of adding something, to prevent the pole from rotating inside while extending/retracting. So, Added a key and key-way inside the cylindrical part and at the end of pole respectively.
Mar 28, 2017 12:04
#22 Extendable Pole Model 2
by Vivek Revi
A modification to the previous model, The pole driving apparatus has been modified to make a press fit for easy assembly/disassembly.
Mar 28, 2017 9:07
#21 Extendable Pole Model 1
by Vivek Revi
The design was made as per your idea. The dimensions are approximately correct as per your recommendation. Here the apparatus is the driving member with inner threads. But here, how the assembly of the apparatus to the base pole should be done after manufacturing needs to be thought. Considering this, I'll post a modified design soon.
Mar 28, 2017 6:41
#2 TELESCOPIC-MINI-POLE
by Todd A
Did the best i could with the input you provided.
Let me know if you need modifications.
Thanks,
T
Let me know if you need modifications.
Thanks,
T
Mar 12, 2017 21:11
Discussion
Regards. What is the purpose of the device? You need it to be graduable or two positions only.
why did the time extend on this contest ???
what are the dimensions of the diameters for each of the parts?
.030" of material will snap on a lathe Hand Sketcher.
What will be your 3D printing material? If the base pole diameter 1/8" (3.175mm) then it is too small to have inner pole.
Do you interested in some other manufacturing processes? Metal machining is definitely realistic.
Do you interested in some other manufacturing processes? Metal machining is definitely realistic.
Nevermind, ignore remark below except that statement regarding threads. You should be ok.
This won't work for 3d printing. You need a minimum of a.030" wall thickness to 3d print.
With the base pole being .125" in diameter, with a .030" wall thickness, the inner pole will only be .020" allowing for clearance.
The base pole need to be 3/16" minimum.
Threads can't be 3d printed, they need to be post process tapped.
With the base pole being .125" in diameter, with a .030" wall thickness, the inner pole will only be .020" allowing for clearance.
The base pole need to be 3/16" minimum.
Threads can't be 3d printed, they need to be post process tapped.
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