November 18, 2021
Description
6/10/26 NEW REVISION PUBLISHED. Thingiverse ID 7367566
I printed out Neoprenox's coin sorter. Tried it out and was disappointed.
I really liked the concept, so I just remodel the whole thing to fix my issues.
Now uses M3 screws to hold it together. Exact list below.
Increased the wall thickness.
Did a significant reshape of the pick rotor and tightened up some of the tolerances.
I did re-use the gears from the original. You will need to go there to get them.
1/30/22 update: now included in file list.
I'm pretty happy with the results.
For full disclosure there are 2 minor issues.
I did test it with dollar and half dollar coins. They just stay in the hopper. NO PLANS TO SUPPORT THEM.
Nov. 22, 2021 Update: The obvious accessory for a coin sorter are Manual Roll Crimp Dies. I took inspiration from toastnips' thing and shotgun shell roll crimp dies and made my own. Then added storage to the base for the dies. The roll of pennies in the picture was crimped with the die.
FYI The US patient (6374573) on the dies is expired, Oct 2020.
May 18 2022 Added a new version of the crank. I had mine break overloading the hopper. The break location was at the transition from the shaft to the crank arm. The new crank places the layer lines on a slight angle to re-enforce the break location. It does need build plate support.
Hardware List
M3x8 with flanged head or you will need a washer for the pinon gear
M3x20 for the rotor shaft. Flanged nut or you will need a washer.
M3x30 for the handle, Standard M3 nut here and a washer at the screw head.
1/30/22 update: With the Short handle, use M3x20.
M3x16 for the top screw on the hopper. Standard M3 nut.
The remainder are M3x10 with standard nuts.
Print Notes
They should be pretty self-explanatory
The Separator track does need support. Use "From Build Plate Only."
I used 4 walls, 3 bottom layers, 4 top layers, 30% Cubic infill, Acrwelder and Ironing.
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution