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Screw-and-Nut Egg Beater: Slide a Nut Along a Spiral on the Shaft and the Wire Beater Spins Back and Forth
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Screw-and-Nut Egg Beater: Slide a Nut Along a Spiral on the Shaft and the Wire Beater Spins Back and Forth

Frederick Ashley of New York received US 28,047, dated 1 May 1860, for an egg beater. A shaft with a spiral thread wound round it ends in a cage of beating wires. Hold the handle in one hand and slide the nut up and down the thread with the other: the shaft spins one way, then the other, and the wires beat the eggs. He adds that it can churn cream to butter or stir ice cream as it freezes. The patent gives no sizes; every size here is ours.
Oqalayo
About 3 hours, plus printing

Imiyalelo

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A push becomes a spin

Ilayisha incwadi ye-Jupyter…
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A hand-worked egg beater, the year before

Parker pumps the eggs through a grate. Ashley spins a cage of wires through them.
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Read US 28,047

"The lower end of the shaft A is placed in the dish or vessel containing the eggs to be beaten; the handle E is taken hold of by one hand of the operator, and the nut D by the other. The nut D is then moved up and down alternately, giving to the beating wires B a rapid motion forward and back, until the eggs are thoroughly “beat” or broken and mixed."
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Print the nut D

Nut 32 mm across and 40 long, bored 8.8 mm, with a helical slot at 80 mm pitch for the 3 mm thread. PETG, 0.2 mm layers, 100 % infill.
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Print the wire hub

Hub 20 mm across and 15 long, bored 8.4 mm, with six holes for the wire bows. PETG, 0.2 mm layers, 100 % infill.
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Print the foot cap

Cap 16 mm across and 10 tall, bored 8.4 mm, 4 deep, with six holes for the wire bows' lower ends. PETG, 0.2 mm layers, 100 % infill.
Ifayela LomklamoSTLCC0 - Free
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Shaft A and thread C

Cut 330 mm of 8 mm stainless rod and round its ends with the file. Wind 3 mm stainless wire tightly round it, two full turns spread evenly from 120 to 280 mm above its foot (80 mm a turn), and bend each end of the wire into a small hole drilled in the rod so it cannot slip.

Izinto zokwakha zalesi sinyathelo:

Insimbi engagqwali eyindukwanaInsimbi engagqwali eyindukwana1 ucezu
Ucingo lwensimbi engagqwaliUcingo lwensimbi engagqwali1 ucezu

Amathuluzi adingekayo:

Isaha SensimbiIsaha Sensimbi
Izinsimbi zokuhlikihla (ezesandla)Izinsimbi zokuhlikihla (ezesandla)
Isibambo SebhentshiIsibambo Sebhentshi
Udlawu Olunezihloko EziyindilingaUdlawu Olunezihloko Eziyindilinga
Ibhola ElingenantamboIbhola Elingenantambo
Iqoqo Lamakhanda EbholaIqoqo Lamakhanda Ebhola
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Beating wires B

Bend six bows of 1.6 mm stainless wire, each reaching 35 mm out from the shaft and 80 mm long. Push the hub onto the shaft 80 mm above its foot and the cap onto its foot, and set each bow's ends in the hub's and cap's holes, 60 degrees apart; pin the hub and cap to the rod each with a short piece of wire through a drilled hole.

Izinto zokwakha zalesi sinyathelo:

Ucingo lwensimbi engagqwaliUcingo lwensimbi engagqwali1 ucezu
Ifilamenti ye-PETGIfilamenti ye-PETG1 ucezu

Amathuluzi adingekayo:

Iphrinta ye-3D yentambo (i-FDM)Iphrinta ye-3D yentambo (i-FDM)
Udlawu Olunezihloko EziyindilingaUdlawu Olunezihloko Eziyindilinga
Ibhola ElingenantamboIbhola Elingenantambo
Iqoqo Lamakhanda EbholaIqoqo Lamakhanda Ebhola
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Nut D, collar and handle E

Thread the nut onto the shaft from the top, turning it to follow the wire. Fit a shaft collar 300 mm above the foot, and a hardwood handle 30 mm across and 95 long bored 8.6 mm on the top above it, so the shaft turns freely in the handle.

Izinto zokwakha zalesi sinyathelo:

Shaft CollarShaft Collar1 ucezu
Izikhonkwane zokhuni oluqinileIzikhonkwane zokhuni oluqinile1 ucezu

Amathuluzi adingekayo:

Ibhola ElingenantamboIbhola Elingenantambo
Iqoqo Lamakhanda EbholaIqoqo Lamakhanda Ebhola
Iphepha LokugayaIphepha Lokugaya
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The build in 3D

FreeCAD model of this build: the shaft A with the wire thread C, the nut D on it, the collar and handle E, and the six bows of the beating wires B between the hub and the foot cap.
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Beat eggs

Break four eggs into a bowl. Stand the beater's foot in them, hold the handle in one hand and slide the nut up and down the thread with the other, timing it, until the yolks and whites are evenly mixed.

Izinto zokwakha zalesi sinyathelo:

IqandaIqanda4 izicucu

Amathuluzi adingekayo:

Isitsha sengilaziIsitsha sengilazi
Iwashi Lokumisa IsikhathiIwashi Lokumisa Isikhathi
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Troubleshooting

Screw egg beater troubleshooting.

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History and honest limits

**Frederick Ashley** of New York, US 28,047, 1 May 1860, "Egg-Beater". He claimed the beating wires with the screw-threaded shaft and nut, and noted it could be applied to churning cream or freezing ice cream, or fixed to a churn with its beaters in two sections turning contrary ways. Every size here is ours, and our nut and hub are printed.

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Amathuluzi Adingekayo

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