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Re: pic: 3D printing for bracketry
Almost makes me want to run an 8-slot cRio.
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Re: pic: 3D printing for bracketry
I had considered doing something like this last year but we never got around to designing or building it. Looks really cool.
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Re: pic: 3D printing for bracketry
Does the bracket snap in like other modules, or is there other method for securing it?
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Re: pic: 3D printing for bracketry
One of the kids came up with the idea last year, where we elegantly implemented it with electrical tape, but I think it left a bad taste in everyone's mouth. This year we are adding 3d printing to our tools bag, and our wonderful new mentor is an expert in this stuff.
The brackets snap-fit from the outside, He is also creating a bottom plate to keep the DSC from falling down into the cRIO. |
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Re: pic: 3D printing for bracketry
In a pinch you can take some soft wood and lightly tap it into the cRio. The wood'll form to the contours of the chassis. (Word of warning - if you go with that, I suggest you put all the rubber caps on unused ports.)
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Re: pic: 3D printing for bracketry
Can you post the .stl file?
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Re: pic: 3D printing for bracketry
I really like this setup, unfortunately no room for a solenoid module.
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Re: pic: 3D printing for bracketry
Someone called the head of science department looking for these files. I promise that they will be posted before the end of build even.
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