3D models of Flipper Zero are publicly available on our GitHub! WARNING⚠️ This 3D model will 100% change, please do not use them as a final reference for your module's design. Check them out: github.com/Flipper-Zero/flipperzero-3d-models...
After many resherses we decided that WallY was going to be more of a BoxY than a Wall something (even if we kept the name). We created a design in 3D of the shape and size of the box. This allowed us to see where everything could fit and work. But we...
Today I made 3D model of the watches. Pictures here. I have uploaded files in .STL and .IGESNow you can see main feature in design - buttons on top and bottom of the case. In my opinion, this more user friendly position.
The 3D printer used for all the prototypes and production adaptive switches is the Flashforge Dreamer NX. Because the project was to aid disabilities, the use of the printer and materials were donated by two wonderful supporters of this project. ...
I went to a very interesting 3d printing workshop last night and I have decided I will be 3d printing my parts to double check fit and functionality before I manufacture them from steel or ali. Provided I can get my Reprap Ormerod working correctly I...
I just got a 3D Printer! It is a rigidbot from inventapart and i got it during a Memorial Day sale for just $400! It isn't the best 3D Printer out there but I think it will help me get going on my project again! It has a 10" by 10" by 10" build volume....
There's now a MappyDot 3D step file in the repository for you to use with any circuit layout/visualisation or design placement. There's also a field of view file as well to help people with the placement of their designs.
After a lot of iterations we have defined the final aspect of our family. We use 3D printers in order to prototype and test our designs. You can find the 3D STLE files in download section. We still working in the 3D design of the product.