So I had an idea about a coil frame for Pulse Induction detectors that's relatively easy to create in 3D software (for someone with skills) and even easier to wind the coil wire into a flat spiral shape.
I made a basic design but I don't have enough knowledge (or proper software) to actually make it the way I want to, so this is a (really) basic design and the details will be discussed on this thread.
So I'm asking if anyone has the knowledge to step in and help so everyone can print a coil frame in their home 3D printers.
The main goal is to create a coil head that has an opening between the top & lower plate that is the exact millimeters with the wire that's going to be used (i.e 0,75mm or 1mm).
Of course the coil frame should be broken into 4 pieces that could be joined together (in a puzzle-type joint system between the parts) so it can fit in any home 3D printer and assembled altogether once the print is done.
This is the basic design I came up with (so you can get an idea of the "concept"):

I made a basic design but I don't have enough knowledge (or proper software) to actually make it the way I want to, so this is a (really) basic design and the details will be discussed on this thread.
So I'm asking if anyone has the knowledge to step in and help so everyone can print a coil frame in their home 3D printers.
The main goal is to create a coil head that has an opening between the top & lower plate that is the exact millimeters with the wire that's going to be used (i.e 0,75mm or 1mm).
Of course the coil frame should be broken into 4 pieces that could be joined together (in a puzzle-type joint system between the parts) so it can fit in any home 3D printer and assembled altogether once the print is done.
This is the basic design I came up with (so you can get an idea of the "concept"):
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