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)pen source laboratory sample rotator mixer and shaker list of hardware to be purchased for assembly with the printed parts including component, quantity nd cost.

Table 4 )pen source laboratory sample rotator mixer and shaker list of hardware to be purchased for assembly with the printed parts including component, quantity nd cost.

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Open source laboratory sample rotator mixer 3-D printed components, mass and cost. Table 1a
Open source laboratory sample rotator mixer 3-D printed components, mass and cost. Table 1a
Open Source Laboratory Sample Rotator Mixer list of hardware to be purchased for assembly with the printed parts including component, quantity and cost. Table 1b
Open Source Laboratory Sample Rotator Mixer list of hardware to be purchased for assembly with the printed parts including component, quantity and cost. Table 1b
Open source laboratory sample rotator mixer and shaker 3-D printed components, mass and cost. Table 2a
Open source laboratory sample rotator mixer and shaker 3-D printed components, mass and cost. Table 2a
Fig. 1. Partially disassembled laboratory sample rotator mixer showing components.
Fig. 1. Partially disassembled laboratory sample rotator mixer showing components.
Fig. 2. Small pillar assembled with bearing and 8 mm nuts.
Fig. 2. Small pillar assembled with bearing and 8 mm nuts.
Fig. 3. Central shaft with o-rings.
Fig. 3. Central shaft with o-rings.
Fig. 4. Two rotisserie designs to hold the most common test tube sizes ranging from 0.5 ml to 10 ml.
Fig. 4. Two rotisserie designs to hold the most common test tube sizes ranging from 0.5 ml to 10 ml.
Fig. 5. Large pillar for sample mixer variant from the back (left) and side view (right). The snap fit battery cover is shown dissembled (left) and installed (right). The motor cover is in the upper right of both images is for the mixer variant.
Fig. 5. Large pillar for sample mixer variant from the back (left) and side view (right). The snap fit battery cover is shown dissembled (left) and installed (right). The motor cover is in the upper right of both images is for the mixer variant.
Fig. 6. Inside of large pillar of shaker showing wiring.
Fig. 6. Inside of large pillar of shaker showing wiring.
Fig. 7. Assembled electronics tray for mixer/shaker variant with microcontroller and motor driver mounted and soldered
Fig. 7. Assembled electronics tray for mixer/shaker variant with microcontroller and motor driver mounted and soldered
Fig. 8. Circuit diagram for mixer variant.
Fig. 8. Circuit diagram for mixer variant.
Fig. 9. Visual circuit diagram for the mixer/shaker combination variant.
Fig. 9. Visual circuit diagram for the mixer/shaker combination variant.
Fig. 10. Diagram of pin configurations of mixer/shaker combination variant.
Fig. 10. Diagram of pin configurations of mixer/shaker combination variant.
Fig. 11. Rotator mixer on one switch pole and shaker on another switch pole and center off.
Fig. 11. Rotator mixer on one switch pole and shaker on another switch pole and center off.
Fig. 12. Fully constructed battery-powered open source laboratory sample rotator mixer.
Fig. 12. Fully constructed battery-powered open source laboratory sample rotator mixer.
Fig. 13. The open source laboratory sample rotator mixer/shaker combination device.
Fig. 13. The open source laboratory sample rotator mixer/shaker combination device.
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