The orcuDispenser (short for "Orcular Dispenser") is an open-source dispenser made from recycled plastics. The main features are:
- For soap or other liquids like dishwashing liquid, shampoo or body wash
- Made from recycled plastics (Precious Plastic sheets)
- Laser-cut parts
- 3D printed parts
- Circular design
- Easy to repair & upgrade
- Designed for disassembly
- All parts recyclebale (except for the pump, depends on the product)
- Open-source hardware
- Designed in FreeCAD (open-source software)
- CAD file accessible in this repository
- Parametric design (other sizes are easy to generate)
- Please be patient and wait about a minute to load the online 3D view
Controls:
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On computer: Use the left mouse button to rotate, the right mouse button to pan and the mouse wheel to zoom
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On smartphones: Swipe to rotate, use two fingers to zoom and pan
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Alternative 3D view with more tools here
For making and building instructions, see the documentation
or go directly to:
- 🛒 Shopping list
- ♻️ Making sheets from recycled plastics
- 🖨️ 3D printing
- 🔫 Laser cutting (coming soon)
- 🛠️ Assembly
- 🔼 Modding and upgrades (coming soon)
The orcuDispenser is part of the Orcular project - https://www.orcular.org
"Orcular" stands for Open Source + Circular Economy
The project is about design concepts for locally recyclable products - for a constantly growing open source product library and the development of inner-city production.
Most components can be recycled into new parts - all within one city. Recyclable plastic parts from the laser cutter, 3D printer and CNC mill, supplemented by standard parts.
The orcuDispenser hardware design, CAD files, BOM, and relative files are are released under the following open source license:
The orcuDispenser documentation, assembly manual, pictures and presentation text of this repository are released under the following license:
Author: Oskar Lidtke, https://github.com/orcular-org/
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