Flair Pro 2 Crank Conversion

Have you ever wanted to use a crank motion on your Flair Pro 2? Yes?! What's wrong with you?

Anywayses, I decided to lean into your (our) unhealthy obsession with lateral espresso acquisitions, and create a means of turning a Flair Pro 2 into a crank operated espresso machine. And this is that. And this is where we are. But just remember, you're not alone.

In lieu of instructions, here are some guidelines for printing and assembly:

-make sure the lower frame is printed in PETG or something with a similarly high glass transition temp: the brew chamber is hot
-the upper frame is going to be under a lot of stress during extraction, so print heavy walls and infill; the same goes for the crank support
-there are channels running through the upper and lower support: insert rods (threaded, dowel, metal tube, etc.) with epoxy in these channel for added strength
-the crank knob has a hole sized for 6mm or ¼ inch rod
-you need to bend a rod to make the crank arm: the longer it is,