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HSC32 Carb Stand

Discussion in 'XJ 3D Printing & STL Files' started by Dan Gardner, Jan 23, 2023.

  1. Dan Gardner

    Dan Gardner Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    Why spend $20 at the hardware store when you can spend $20 on filament and way too much time in CAD?

    I built this 3D-printable carb stand for HSC32 carbs.

    It is printed in 9 pieces and glued together.

    There are 7 STL files in the ZIP file.

    The "Leg" and "Post" pieces are the same left and right, and 2 of each will need to be printed.

    Here is the completed stand, painted in a snazzy orange, because:
    1. Protect it from solvents and chemicals in the shop
    2. Easy to find if you drop it in a snowbank
    3. It looks cool

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    jayrodoh YimYam

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    That’s pretty awesome!
     
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    Franz Well-Known Member

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    Brilliant looks great.
     
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    Melnic Active Member

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    That is neat, I will say that all I do is lean it up against a piece of wood I have. Shim with post its to make level. You can shim the carb, the wood or the table it is all sitting on till level.
     
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    or a level and a vice.
    Not as shiny though.
     
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    REUBEN 1985 XJ700N (NOT PICTURED) Premium Member

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    OK, dummy question. I need to know the ID of the carb holder.... holder holes... yeah. So I can match with my ID of the HSC33's off my '85 XJ700N. I don't know how to read the file to get those numbers.
     
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    The ID of the holder (for the OD of the HSC32 carbs) is 38.5mm.

    Let me know if you want the FreeCAD file.
     
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    FreeCAD file attached in case anybody wants to tinker with it.

    It is parameterized, so in theory one could tweak for different carb diameters and offsets.

    I think I have a junk HSC33 body laying around - I could also probably tweak for 33's.
     

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    Did you paint it or are your prints that smooth and glossy??? What material did you use? I'm not likely to print one, but I'm glad you shared.
     
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    Adjustable feet for leveling would make it perfect.
     
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    Dan Gardner Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    I printed with garden variety PLA. Primed and painted for fun using some Kawasaki orange.
     
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    Dan Gardner Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    I put on little rubber feet for stability. Something adjustable is a good idea. I will see what I can find
     
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    LOTS of hits for 'leveling feet' on Thingiverse.
     
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    chacal Moderator Moderator Supporting Vendor Premium Member

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    And a cheap little bubble level you can screw or glue to the top rail..........so you know how much levelling to do.
     
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    Anybody have a rack of Mikuni BS28 to compare against on this?
     
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    Maybe I will ask @hogfiddles if he has a junk BS28 rack that I can borrow to tweak the design. Heck, if anybody has a rack that they want me to customize for I'd be happy to do it if you sent me a rack. I could then return your rack with a print!
     

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