To start, take the ball dispenser shaft and put it though the cut out in the box top. Then glue it to the servo horn for the big servo using clamps to hold them together. Then glue the club housing to the box top.
Full Answer
How to make a golf club with a ball dispenser?
To start, take the ball dispenser shaft and put it though the cut out in the box top. Then glue it to the servo horn for the big servo using clamps to hold them together. Then glue the club housing to the box top. Now you can start to put things together.
How to make a 3D printed Golf Club?
To start, take the ball dispenser shaft and put it though the cut out in the box top. Then glue it to the servo horn for the big servo using clamps to hold them together. Then glue the club housing to the box top. Now you can start to put things together. While assembling the golf club to the shaft I broke the 3D printed shaft.
How do you attach a golf club to a box?
Then you can glue the velcro to the box top where the ball lands so it will hold it in place for the club to hit. The Only thing left to do is connect the rubber band for the golf club I pushed the rubber band through the hole in the shaft and then glued a block of wood to the underside of the top with a hook in it for the rubber band to go around.
How do you attach a rubber band to a golf club?
The Only thing left to do is connect the rubber band for the golf club I pushed the rubber band through the hole in the shaft and then glued a block of wood to the underside of the top with a hook in it for the rubber band to go around.
Step 3: 3D Printing
Once you have all of your files finished to your liking you need to have them printed. To do this I had to save all of my files in the .STL file format and then I took them to the "Advanced Visualization Center" on campus where they have multiple 3D Printers.
Step 4: Creating a Control System
You will need an arduino Uno or similar to control everything. Now that you know what parts are going to move on your project you can decide what motors and sensors to use. For my project I needed two servo motors. One motor was small to fit inside of the ball dispenser, the other servo was a large servo to spin the whole dispenser.
Step 5: Programming the Control System
For this you will need to download the arduino IDE which is just the program that you type the code into.
Step 6: Assembly
With the coding and the printing finished you can start to assemble parts.
Step 7: The Finished Product
It may take some tweaking to get it in just the right spot and to change some of the code values.
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Introduction
Have you ever been to a golf range or a top golf where all you have to do is wave your golf club in front of a sensor and a golf ball dispenses right where you want to hit it? Are you tired of leaning over to pick up a golf ball and place it where you want to hit it? Are you lazy and just want the most convenient thing available? Well, now you can have a golf ball dispenser like those at top golf, right in your home!.
Motivation
Being a golf enthusiast, I had sought after making a golf related project for this midterm project. The idea came to me a few weeks before when I had been to top golf with a group of friends.
Overview
This standalone dispenser is very simple to use for the golfer. First step is you set it on the ground in front of you where you are putting, or just at the range.
Electronics
Along with the Pocketbeagle itself, there are three other main components to this device: The standard servo, the PIR motion sensor, and the stereo enclosed speaker.
