3D Print Display or Scanning Turntable

This uses the AnyCubic Motion Kit and turns it into a handy turntable that can be used for 3D scanning or videoing your creations. When printing use the provided profiles or ensure the following settings: 0.2mm Layer Height External perimeters first / (Outer/Inner ordering) Automatic generate supports (Needed on base) 2-3 Walls Print the base, insert the motor into it's housing and push 6 bearings into their positions and add a bit of tape to keep the wire down. I find using the Motor cover as a push plate useful when pushing the bearings into place, it requires a bit of force and a flat surface is better than a finger end. It's all push fit. Now screw in the motor clamp using the smaller of the screws (M2) that come with the kit, and place the MotorCog on the spindle.: Now add the cable clamp using2 of the same screws: Now just add the top and you're ready to go :-) Enjoy. As always please share photos and your prints, if you have ideas on how to improve it or just problems message me or comment below and together we can make things better :-)