Automated 3D printable scientific equipment

Graduate students (MSE5777 and EE5777) will take the same lecture and projects as the undergraduates, however, they will also be expected to complete a Automated 3D printable scientific equipment design by the end of the semester. They will demonstrate their mods for the class.
For some ideas see: Github MTU-MOST repositories, Open-source syringe pump, Open-source metal 3-D printer
Instructions
- Add an image and hyperlink using double square brackets to the appropriate gallery below
- By clicking on the resultant red link create a page for your design
- Include the template {{777 notice}} at the top of the page
- Include all the documentation needed to replicate your modification - use the class build pages as examples Delta Build Overview:MOST
- Include at least one photo
- If relevant include a Youtube video of operation/assembly or both
- Include tools needed
- Include a BOM
- Include clear instructions
- Include all SCAD and STL files for design improvement
- Link to any additional information (e.g. new software/firmware or slicing code at Github)
I am working on
- short description and signature in bullet list
2018
Vortexer Mixer By:Bharath Sadashivaiah
Manual Centrifuge Apparatus Shaunakmhatre (talk) Salils.1807 (talk)
Electric Whisk By:Aditya Trifaley
Flowmeter By Ajit Thachireth & Mayank Moon
2015
Gyro Mini Nutating Mixer By:Dhwani Trivedi- Sample Rotator/Mixer By:Karan Dhankani
After refinement:
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