Swiss Army Style SD Holder (Expandable)(Raspberry adaptors)
por Drano Drano en Thingiverse
IT'S BEEN 8 YEARS! READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE COMPLAINING. TOLERANCES ARE TIGHT - YOU MAY NEED TO SCALE UP 2% READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION BEFORE COMPLAINING!!! ----DESIGN INTENDED FOR ABS!------ ------Update 14/1/2020 --------- Added Spacer for use with mirrored trays. Note - no mirrored parts...
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Archivos (16)
- 2XMSDuo.stl STL · 24 KB
- 8XMicroSD.stl STL · 28 KB
- 2XSD.stl STL · 24 KB
- outer_side_2.stl STL · 130 KB
- outer_side_1.stl STL · 102 KB
- outer_side_1_with_text.stl STL · 179 KB
- 1XSD-2XMicroSD-1XRaspiAdaptor.stl STL · 25 KB
- card_reader.stl STL · 34 KB
- SD_Swiss_army_Source.zip ZIP · 2,1 MB
- 2XSD-assembled-holes.stl STL · 43 KB
- 2XMSDuo-assembled-holes.stl STL · 43 KB
- 1XSD-2XMicroSD-1XRaspiAdaptor-assembled-holes.stl STL · 57 KB
- card_reader_assembled-holes.stl STL · 44 KB
- 8XMicroSD-assembled-holes.stl STL · 85 KB
- 6XMicroSD.stl STL · 70 KB
- Spacer_for_mirrored_trays.stl STL · 127 KB
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IT'S BEEN 8 YEARS! READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE COMPLAINING. TOLERANCES ARE TIGHT - YOU MAY NEED TO SCALE UP 2% READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION BEFORE COMPLAINING!!! ----DESIGN INTENDED FOR ABS!------ ------Update 14/1/2020 --------- Added Spacer for use with mirrored trays. Note - no mirrored parts included. use the mirror feature in your slicer. ------Updates 19/6/2017--------- I'm happy to announce the creation of a DS/3DS version Find it here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2393077 Also see this video update: https://youtu.be/fuimfDkY1KQ If the update video leaves you with questions about my brother - See this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzMiJ691Y50&t=16s However... someone has been kind enough to make a PLA compatible remix: find it here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1321546 ----IF YOU PRINT IN PLA, YOU WILL NEED TO SCALE THE DESIGN UP, OR USE THE REMIXED PARTS------ I also suggest printing just one tray first to test the size. ----CALIBRATE YOUR MACHINE!!!------ UPDATE: Added versions with holes and 6X Micro SD holder on request UPDATE: Added card reader insert, however card reader needs a slight trim - see pictures. (Lots more planned not just card holders) Swiss army style SD card holder/wallet/organizer thingy. EXPANDABLE! Print as many inserts as you like, and any combination of sides. Not really sure how to name this thing, but it's a solution to a problem I have for working with raspberry pi base security cameras in the field. You will need: 2X 3mm screws 2X 3mm nuts Length varies according to combination. Note: Tolerances are tight - you will need a well calibrated printer. *Included are the following parts: (You will need to print two of any side, or combination thereof) *Outer side 1: a blank side, that forms the outer "handle" *Outer side 1 with text: A customised "handle" with "dranoweb" embossed in, to remind you who made it (optional) *Outer side 2: A blank side with keychain attachment (optional) *2XSD: An insert designed for two Standard SD cards *2XMSDuo: an insert designed for 2 Sony Memory Stick Duo cards (I hate these things) *8XMicroSD: an insert designed for 8 Micro SD cards *Card Reader: an insert to fid a slightly modified multi-card reader I found at my local $2 shop for $3 (rip-off). Note that you will need to trim the lanyard ring off as per photos. *1XSD-2XMicroSD-1XRaspiAdaptor: an insert designed to take 1 standard SD card, 2 Micro SD cards and 1 low profile Micro SD to SD Adaptor for use with Raspberry PI B Type boards. I was printing my prototype when this was posted, so I'm not sure if this will work in the real wold - but I'm always happy to see your comments, suggestions, and complaints. If you are an autodesk fan, let me know and I'll post the IPT's and IAM's. Also a short video re-iterating the above: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF5PrndPyoo
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