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Embridery floss mini swift
par dasNessie
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I've always thought that for winding embroidery floss onto bobbins, there should be a swift, similar how the ones for hanks of yarn. So here it is. [A video of this thing in action can be found here.](https://youtube.com/shorts/lFJfQGAHx4s)
### Required hardware
- One 607-2RS bearing (Inner Diameter = 7 mm, Outer Diameter = 19 mm, Thickness = 6 mm)
- One short M3 screw
- 18 M2 x 5 mm sleeve nuts and matching screws (Alternatively M3 x 8 mm screws and corresponding nuts, but they might come loose with use)
### Assembly
You need to print one of each part, except for the arms, where you need 6 each of both kinds.
1. Take the axle and insert it into the clamp body through the threaded hole and into the smaller hole. Make sure the hexagon-shaped parts of the hole and the axle are aligned and then push it in as far as it'll go. You can later use the clamp to get it all the way flush.
2. Take the printed clamp screw and screw it into the threaded hole of the clamp body.
3. Take the clamp
### Required hardware
- One 607-2RS bearing (Inner Diameter = 7 mm, Outer Diameter = 19 mm, Thickness = 6 mm)
- One short M3 screw
- 18 M2 x 5 mm sleeve nuts and matching screws (Alternatively M3 x 8 mm screws and corresponding nuts, but they might come loose with use)
### Assembly
You need to print one of each part, except for the arms, where you need 6 each of both kinds.
1. Take the axle and insert it into the clamp body through the threaded hole and into the smaller hole. Make sure the hexagon-shaped parts of the hole and the axle are aligned and then push it in as far as it'll go. You can later use the clamp to get it all the way flush.
2. Take the printed clamp screw and screw it into the threaded hole of the clamp body.
3. Take the clamp
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