3d printed weather station

DIY Weather Station Project With Raspberry Pi 4 Model BI made this model because I just recently started 3D Printing and wanted a simple way to monitor the temperature and humidity in my room. What you'll need:• A Raspberry Pi. (I used a Raspberry Pi...

Hi, this is the 3D case for Building your own BLE monitored Weather Station using WisBlock Layer height: 0.15mm Temperature: nozzle: 210ºC, bed: 60ºC Speed: 60mm / s Supports: off Bed adhesion: skirt

3D printed components, including the body and cover, make up the station's structure. Arduino on Breadboard: Utilizing a 4x6x2.54 double-side copper prototype PCB. A working model has been uploaded successfully. More updates will follow soon....

... over wifi to an MQTT broker. The broker I use is [Home Assistant](https://www.home-assistant.io/). For details on the required material, build steps, and software, see the wiki on my [github](https://github.com/ilikecake/ESP32-Weather-Station).

Whipped up a simple shelf for the Acurite Weather Station 5in1 displays, shelf gives about 10mm of clearance all the way around the actual footprint of the unit. Should be designed with no changes necessary to print with 0 supports. ...

Simple adapter to mount an MDT weather station to an 50mm tube.

this is a basic weather station base, to hold it in place, because the original broke.

Weather Station Box Installed on Street Corner, Powered by Two Reliable AA Batteries.

Electronics and source code documentation are available on https://github.com/pjnovas/weather-station Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: Prusa i3 Rafts: Not required Supports: None necessary Resolution: 0.3 mm layer thickness...

... The clamps I epoxied to the back of the case to attach to a 3/4" pipe with zip ties. Ensure the clamps are printing horizontal for strength. Full tutorial here: https://www.hackster.io/markkomus/solar-powered-weather-station-with-adafruit-io-aac26b

A reimagined version of the Weather Station by Mario Zwiwers has been created, scaled up to accommodate the expansive SparkFun Photon Weather Shield.

An enclosure for the modules used in developing an ambient weather station based around the Jetson Nano 2GB Development Kit

Remodeling the Solar Weather Station with a Front Entrance and Base is underway, new images will be uploaded shortly.

Gimbal arms and rings for an all-in one weather station for use on a data bouy

The module plate, designed to be tailored to specific components within the Jacob Jensen weather station system.

Enclosure for my custom weather station. It would be easy to ignore many of the interior parts (or snap them off) if you just want a somewhat weather proof box. The top snaps onto the bottom piece, no glue required. The clamps I epoxied to the...

... part with some white UV-resistant paint to protect it from the sun. Next, print the housing lid and the housing. PETG filament works well for this. Finally, print only one of the pole mounts depending on how you want to mount the weather station.

You can cover a weather station with a base from 35 mm to 43 mm and a hight to maximum 120 mm. ...If you scale the model for other dimensions, you have to check the layer thickness for a good print.I choosed this design to need no print-support.

WiFi Weather Station with 8Bit Icons and SFX Print instructionshttps://youtu.be/4wi6VRrWtLw WiFi Weather Station with 8Bit Icons and SFX. Build a weather station with retro inspired 8bit graphics! Use CircuitPython to display data from the Open...

// ORIGINAL TEXT This is the Induino MeteoStation 3d printable weather station. Arduino project on https://indiduino.wordpress.com/2013/02/02/meteostation/ with component list and more. (I am not the developer of the MeteoStation code, only the...

A highly detailed 3D model of a weather meteo station is available. The model features intricate textures and materials that bring the structure to life. Textures are presented in various formats including TIF and PSD, with sizes ranging from 512x512...

Hey guys, these are the 3D printed parts for our project Cocito Weather Station! Micromet did an awesome job designing his radiation shield. Here are the changes we made to adapt it to our project. You can find more info on the Hackaday project page...

This is a straightforward weather station setup, consisting of the following key components: Arduino Nano v3 DHT 11 sensor for temperature and humidity readings A 0.96" I2C/IIC serial 128x64 OLED LCD LED display for visualization Printer Settings:...

I designed a Stevenson Screen for my Arduino-based weather station, featuring a top that accommodates easy installation of M3 brass threaded inserts. To assemble the screen, I printed two middle sections and a separate top and bottom component. The...

STL files for the CRT Weather Station from the video. Please check print settings notes. The little rings can be added on the rotary switches before being inserted into the front plate, to bring them down a bit. ...Make sure you rotate them though,...

Here's a rewritten version of the text in a more structured format: **Introduction** This project involves creating a DIY weather station that includes a rain gauge and an anemometer (wind speed sensor). The goal is to measure rainfall and wind speed...

My goal is to build a weather station that goes beyond simply measuring and displaying data like a traditional weather station - I want it to be more like a DIY Netatmo, with the added benefit of sharing its findings via a mobile website. For more...

I've been enjoying the convenience of a wireless digital weather station that measures wind speed, direction, air pressure, and humidity. Unfortunately, it was damaged last year due to a flying tent incident. To fix this, I designed a new mounting...

... Station and POPP Z-Rain. ...I have attached this using a standard 10mm Aluminum rod easily available at any Home Depot or OBI. I designed the Weather Station mount with 50% infill, ensuring that any wooden screws will firmly hold the Station in place.

I'm mounting some cheap weather station sensors using 3D printed brackets. The sensors I purchased were from Maplin in the UK, and they included an Anemometer, Wind vane, Rain gauge, and Vertical pole. To create a sturdy base for my setup, I used a...