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  • some old 3d model

  • This project is quite long in my head already. Some time ago I did allready some work on PCB layout. At this time I was planing using bluetooth (HC-06 Modules). This will change now, but I will reuse parts of this old PCB-design. But I did made some...
  • 3D packages in KiCad

  • The path for the default 3D packages like for the pin headers and the capacitor was wrong, and for the crystal and the QFN IC I drew a package with ViaCAD Pro. Was easy to integrate in KiCad exported as VRL:Back side:
  • 3d printing stuff

  • currently printing all of this, I already forgot the tooth count and ratio of the gear box, but I think it's something like 1:5 or 1:6. Or maybe it was 1:10. Reminds me a bit of my #Locomatrix - 3D POV - a different approach 
  • 3D printed chassis

  • I 3D printed a simple front and rear panel, top cover and potentiometer knob. Unfortunately, panels are a bit warped but it doesn't look so bad. Heatsinks are mounted on wood board.
  • 3D printed case

  • This is the pico gateway in a 3D printed case.4 self tapping screws are used to keep the enclosure parts together: M2.6 x 8mm4 self tapping screws are used to mount the PCB to the enclosure: M2 x 4mm
  • Curiosity Rover 3D Resources

  • Prompted by a question on the JPL Open Source Rover web forum, I compiled all the 3D resources I had collected on Mars rover Curiosity. This reference data helped Sawppy match Curiosity's overall proportions and suspension geometry, which was my goal...
  • 3D printable enclosure

  • Instead of smacking the components together in a sandwich box I decided to design a fancy 3D printed enclosure for my components. Stacking them up in a pyramid fashion like you see in the HTC One for example.Here's a little render:As you might be able...
  • 3D Printed Case Idea

  • Here's a realistic 3D printable case idea. Larger than I want for a final design, it will be sufficient for a prototype.It's 4.6" W X 6.2" H X 1.25" D. It would use 3D printed keys as well.There's still a lot of mechanical design that will have to be...
  • Now in 3d!

  • After quite a while I've started to work on the next version of the Tricorder! I've had the hardware partially built for a while now but I'm starting to get the casing worked out in 3d so I (and anyone that wants to) can print it. It's going to take...