iphone microscope mount 3d models

Ideal for group viewings and capturing microscopic images, this mount was designed specifically for the Edmund Scientific microscope. For non-iPhone users, print just the base mount and use rubber bands to secure devices. Assemble the parts, attach...

This mounting plate allows you to take pictures of what you are observing through your microscope, you can still rotate the lense, focus and zoom in by pinching on the display. Designed in Fusion 360, printed in two parts. The reason its printed in...

Adjustable screws Carson Microscope: https://www.amazon.ca/Carson-60X-120X-Lighted-Pocket-Microscope/dp/B00LAX52IQ Print Settings Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: Creator ProRafts: Yes Supports: YesResolution: 0.2 Infill: 100% Category:...

... YouTube video about a human and learning more about adjustable screws. ...It's interesting to see how they work together with the Carson Microscope, which can be found on Amazon.ca for those who want to take a closer look at 60X or 120X magnification.

I created a mount so that I can view a screen instead of peering through a small hole in an eyepiece. This is the updated version. I hope you find it enjoyable! I certainly did enjoy making it! This is designed specifically for an iPhone 5s. The...

My phone has a case and the jaws of the phone mount are for the iPhone 12 with the Otter BOX Defender Pro case. The Sketchup Make file has been included for easy modifications to the design. The jaws that hold the iPhone are separate groups and...

Mount your iPhone 5s for installation on the WF10X/20mm or 23.2mm microscope eyepiece with ease using these detailed instructions. Please find below the required source files (rsdoc files) that are compatible with DesignSpark Mechanical version 2.0....

Mount for installing iphone 5s on WF10X/20mm 23.2mm microscope eyepiece. Source (rsdoc files for DesignSpark Mechanical v2.0) included. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% Notes: PLA. ...Used M3x8mm screws.</p> </p></p>...

I modified the size of the eyepiece fittings to fit the wider eyepieces of a Zeiss Primo Star (approx 32 - 33 mm)

If you've got a busted iPhone or any other mobile camera module just collecting dust, you can breathe new life into it with this simple adapter and turn it into a microscope. The design is easily printable in under 20 minutes without needing any...

If you have a broken iPhone or any other mobile camera module lying around, you can reuse it with this simple adapter as a microscope. ...The model is printable in 20 minutes without support, and in its hole a small mobile camera lens can be fitted. I...

This is a clever device for your iPhone that lets you use your phone as a microscope. To make it work, you'll need to get a lens for the holder. I used a 4.2mm lens from a laser pointer - check out the link below if you want to see where I got mine.

The primary motivation behind its creation was to avoid purchasing a new optical device for inspecting printed circuit boards (PCBs) and facilitate the soldering of Surface Mounted Devices to these boards. The inside compartment allows for added...

I've built a custom microscope mount for my USB microscope, replacing the original one that wasn't accurate enough for me. I opted to use a worm drive for adjustments, inspired by this clever DIY microscope hack:...

... For the assembly, you'll need: - 2 x 8mm steel shaft (about 30cm each) - 1 x M10 thread bar (about 30cm) - 2 x LM8UU linear bearings - 3 x M10 nuts - 2 x M3, 20mm bolts - 2 x M3 nuts Attach a M10 nut to the microscope mount and another to the gear.

Students utilize this microscope viewer to capture images and record video footage directly from a microscope's lens using their iPhones or iPads.

I sought out a microscope adapter that would not force me to remove my iPhone 6 from its case. I utilize an updated version of the Luvvit case, available for purchase on Amazon as "iPhone 6 Case, LUVVITT ULTRA ARMOR iPhone 6 Case [NEW IMPROVED...

I wanted a microscope adaptor that did not require me to take my iPhone 6 out of its case. I use the newer version of the Luvvit case sold on Amazon as "iPhone 6 Case, LUVVITT® ULTRA ARMOR iPhone 6 Case [NEW IMPROVED DESIGN]." Note that the earlier...

I wanted a microscope adaptor that did not require me to take my iPhone 6 out of its case. I use the newer version of the Luvvit case sold on Amazon as "iPhone 6 Case, LUVVITT® ULTRA ARMOR iPhone 6 Case [NEW IMPROVED DESIGN]." Note that the earlier...

Inspired by http://www.instructables.com/id/10-Smartphone-to-digital-microscope-conversion, I designed and crafted a custom macro lens to enhance my iPhone 5's photography capabilities.

Here is a simple adapter designed to mount an iPhone to a microscope. The eyepiece clamp is optimized for use with a 28mm lens but might fit larger lenses as well. To simplify the design and ensure proper alignment, additional clamps were omitted,...

As an alternative, create an iPhone 5 microscope adapter using laser-cut acrylic and double-sided tape. Although not perfect, this solution works well. The required rubber feet are McMaster part #95495K68, while the acrylic is cut from 1/4" and 1/8"...

With its clever design, the adapter enables users to seamlessly capture still images, video, or FaceTime content from beneath their microscope using only their iPhone 6. Zoom and focus capabilities are, of course, provided directly by the microscope...

I had to offset the platform of my iPhone 6 mount, and I also needed to design an adapter ring that fits perfectly with my eyepiece, which has a 28mm ID. The original design is four years old now, so it's no surprise that phone shapes have evolved...

Hi...\nI used a lens from an old cd recorder that had a brake mechanism and created a small attachment to hold it in place on the lens cam of an Iphone 4S. It captures amazing macro images, revealing hidden details on tiny objects. There's no need to...

Capture crystal-clear images using your iPhone 5 by attaching this microscopic attachment and snapping stunning photos every time.

This attachment enables the use of an iPhone (4s) as a screen to observe fiber optic cables utilizing a standard fiber microscope. ...The adapter seamlessly fits in your case, accompanied by two fiber cleaning units for maintenance purposes.\nThe...

This adapter makes it easy to link your iPhone 7 directly to a mini microscope using a simple threaded screw. ... A tiny white speck in the photo is actually a copepod floating around in an aquarium, and the larger one you see has eggs attached.

Photos taken by the iPhone 4 are surprisingly good and nice, far better than those from the optional digital camera offered as an accessory with this school microscope. Print Settings: Printer: Original Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution:...

Mount stand for USB microscope from ebay. ...I think all of them are the same size.