3D Printed Power Hacksaw

This is a power hacksaw that will cut mostly anything. From wood to plastic to steel. I have also tested this with stainless steel. The videos below show it in action as well as show the component arrangement.

Bill of materials

BOM 6x – 608 Roller skate bearings 2x -100mm 8mm all thread rod. 5x - M8 bolts. 1x - 40mm M8 bolt 2x – 6mm ID. 15mm OD bearing (had these laying around) find what you can, modify the files as necessary. 1x - 60mm shaft (matches the bearings) 12x - wood screws 1x plank of wood. Approx. 300mm x 450m 3x Spacer wood 2x4 is what I used. ~ 50mmx100mm 1x – Geared Globe Motors Model number 409A502 1x – 19v PSU 1x – 5A switch 1x – Ikea $7 table leg, or 50mmx50mmx400mm chunk of wood. BOM Standard size. For standard size, I still use metric bearings. 6x – 608 Roller skate bearings 2x - 5/16 all thread rod. 5x - 5/16 bolts. 1x – 2inch 5/16 bolt 2x – 6mm ID. 15mm OD bearing (had these laying around) find what you can, modify the files as necessary. 1x - 60mm shaft 6mm diameter (matches the bearings) 12x - wood screws 1x plank of wood. Approx. 12inch x 16inch 3x Spacer wood 2x4 is what I used. 1x – Geared Globe Motors Model number 409A502 1x – 19v PSU 1x – 5A switch 1x – Ikea $7 table leg, or 2x2x16 chunk of wood.

Download the files from youmagine -> https://www.youmagine.com/designs/power-hacksaw-3d-printed

3D Printing Instructions.

Settings.

.3mm layer height. ABS highly recommended.

The Rod and crank should be printed at 100% infill for strength.

The Remaining parts need 30% infill.

When assembling the hack saw the bearings should be pressed into the plastic. This is the reason I recomended ABS as it does have some flex.

You should also debur all plastic parts before assembly. The rest of the parts can be seen. Use common sense.