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  • 3D Printed Chamfer Tool

  • Cut a section in the wedge using a file or exacto knife to allow shavings to flow out past the blade edge. If you don't do this the tool won't work, so do it! I will eventually update the 3d model to reflect this mod.
  • Luggable PC

  • Attach the first 3D printed pieceFusion 360 object path: "References"/"Screen with Extrusion Frame"/"Back Plate"/"Back Left top plate"
  • Luggable PC

  • Add 3D printed back plate pieceFusion 360 object path: "References"/"Screen with Extrusion Frame"/"Back Plate"/"Back Left bottom plate"
  • Braille Clock/Watch

  • Buy all the components, print the braille wheels (with the 3D printer) and make the cut (with the laser cutter) for the box . PS : the wheels models and the plan for the box are in the files.
  • Assemble

  • Assemble everything together. Here 3D printed parts should be assembled and mounted on the chassis. Parts are easily assembled together. The only required tool is screw driver.
  • Battery

  • I did not want to purchase a battery just for this project so I decided to use my 18V lithium ion Ryobi power tool batteries with a 3D printed cap I found on shapeways
  • The modeling stage

  • Take the broken piece and start to model it, with the measurements from the calliper. Make a 3D model as precise as possible, with all the details you think that are important from the piece. Alternatively, you can modify the part from the internet to...
  • Review

  • Ensure your 3D model is watertight, and closed. The model won't print properly if there are open edges, non manifold edges or naked edges and open faces. Now is the time to be ensuring the model is print ready.