Khuôn Gá Cánh Quay Spin Wing Jig

UPDATE 25/03/12
Added the missing clamp-files. Thx to @Ralf_192226 for mentioning this!

+ Added pictures about assembling the tool.
You will need some bolts
and some threaded inserts.
The short slider bar uses 3mm-inserts.
The Slider_X9 will need a 4mm-insert.

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UPDATE 25/03/06:

I noticed I previously uploaded some older prototype-files in stead of the newest, correct ones So now with correct files.

ALSO, I noticed the original designers made a new version of their tool, version 2.0.

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UPDATED FILES (X9) 25/03/05

ALSO: I plan on making an assembly instruction-manual as requested by IronFan72

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PRINT-instructions:

• The parts are disgned “tight” so you need your printed to be well calibrated.
  A slight, light sanding may required on SLIDER and LONG BAR for them to slide easely.
   
• Only part FAR_X4 NEEDS supports in the center-part. 
  A support-enforcing box of 20 x 32 x 10 will do the job.
   
• If you want the text to stand out, you can use a second, different color Filament from 0.95mm to 2.50mm…
  (as you can see on my screen pictures.)
   
• PLA will do fine, allthough less heat-resistant. Don't leave the tool in your car in summer!

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TLDR: Spin-wing-type vanes-jig.

Enables mounting of spinwing-type vanes in a controlled and consistent way, thus making mounting these vanes more precise.
(however, and experienced archer will also do an excellent job, doing this manually!)

ADDED: 

• easy to change the slider bar to the other side when switching from left- to rightsided vanes by dissasembling and re-assembling one side of the tool.
• a scale to indicate the level of the arrow: when the arrow is centered over the 0-mark, the arrow is level and thus the vane, spinwing is mounted “dead straight”.
  When using the 1- or 2-mark, an 1° or 2° deviation is added, thus increasing the angle of attack of the vanes, … again in a controled way. 

Hello all

First of all, this jig is not my idea! 
I saw this design called TheWingThing from an Australian company 

As I live in Europe it would have become not acceptable to order one from the other side of the world. Having a little tool transported over half of the world is not especially environment-friendly. Also not to mention the costs for shipping and custom charges.

So FIRST! I reached out to the people of TheWingThing and asked where I could buy this tool locally. As I did not receive any response, I also contacted a shop who sold the device.
I never had or found a response on these messages and emails.
So I ended up designing a copy for myselve.

I designed it to be 95% 3D-printed. I just also used some insert-threads for mounting and you need some nuts and bolts.

All I did was study and then reverse-engeneered from some pictures, designed, printed, prototyped, tested, …. and after about 7 different prototypes came to this.

I'm sure my design is not perfect yet and might be updated in the future.

As I do NOT want to be sneaky about it, I made it very clear by using the name WingThingCopy for my tool.
All credits to the original designers for their idea.
If they might have a problem with this design, please, contact me.
I tried more then once but found no answer.