The battleground in action.
All lovely geometrical shapes they need hard work so to be reproduced, especially when the object this is 3D.
So we have to start from basic mathematical calculations.
For example: we have 50 coil spirals that its one should have it own retention support slot at a cycle of 180 degree.
Basic calculation 180 degree divided to 50.
So far so good, but what is our diameter?
When the coil this gets formed at 180 degree shape, the known diameter of coil 110mm, this is not helpful.
Coil inner spirals they will unite, they will form one theoretical cylinder, while outer spirals they will simply be spaced from one to the next at 180 degree perimeter.
Careful observation of FLUKE 5500A/COIL this will deliver at expert eyes two information.
a) The coil appear nested (Submerged) 18~20mm
b) There a plastic round shape (180 Degree) (half moon) this is spirals spacer, which gets bolted on.
Therefore at some point, the coil this firstly gets submerged in to a nest at depth of 20mm, and spirals plastic spacer this gets attached afterwards.
Back to math calculations, the new challenge this contain three factors, that they should be calculated.
a) Coil diameter when this submerged by 20mm, and we looking about the distance at the surface when the coil becomes visible to us?
b) Coil diameter all 50 spirals as one = 25mm
c) Total coil distance from side to side when first and last spirals facing its other?
I do not have any 3D design software, and I am walking here between smallest possible trial and error.
And so,
do not blindly try to copy, my calculations.
Here is the calculator that you are going to need.
https://www.omnicalculator.com/construction/angle-of-depression Coil housing...Many years ago a good friend of my gave to me as a gift one wooden box, 250x250mm this made due marine plywood.
This is small storage container for heavy hand tools.
I am using here it top cover alone, 26mm height and surface this is made of 3mm marine plywood.
(marine plywood properties: water resistant, higher mechanical strength = robust)
Spirals spacer...According the science of geometry we are in need to draw 50 rad lines equally spaced.
We have to include in our thoughts the actual diameter of the copper wire (1.5mm in my case).
Then we have to create 50 slots symmetrical to its other and of specific slot length (outer spiral holder).
My plan is of me to use fine jigsaw blade for metal and adjustable low speed at my power tool, so to create as many slots needed with extreme caution.
Bellow are photographs of my progress so far.