microscope phone adapter 3d models

This is a handy adapter that lets you snap photos directly through your microscope's lens with your phone. To get started, you'll need to gather the following: * Four screws with an M5 thread and their matching nuts, which are 10-24 inches long. ...*...

Connect virtually any phone to eyepieces such as microscopes or telescopes using this adapter. Stay updated on new 3D printing releases by visiting https://www.arsenalproducts.com/3d-printing. Find the parts list and assembly instructions below, or...

This 3D printed adapter lets users take photos through a microscope with ease. Many similar models exist online, but I found them limited by being tailored specifically for certain mobile phones or unnecessarily bulky and complex. This design...

Here's the debut of an eyepiece-to-phone adapter designed particularly for use within laboratory settings, specifically catering to the Zeiss Stemi 305 model.

I extended the Slide_Left_Center_Logo file by 20mm so that my iPhone XS Plus with case would fit seamlessly. I'm grateful to Arsenal for their excellent design. Here's the original design specifications from Arsenal: Parts List: Qty 6: 4-40 x 1/2...

Customize Your Phone's Vision with a Versatile Microscope Adapter Elevate your smartphone's capabilities by attaching a fully customizable microscope adapter, perfect for pairing with either a microscope or telescope. This innovative device lets you...

This adapter enables most phone cameras to be used with a Leica MZ6 microscope (and likely others, at least after some minor modification), simply by placing the adapter on one of the eyepieces and positioning the phone so that the view is visible...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2296902 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2296902

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2296902 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2296902

We crafted this adapter using identical specs as the Universal Camera Phone/Microscope Adapter, but made a key modification to the Phone_Microscope_Adapter_Body_rev4a file. ...Specifically, we lengthened the shorter horizontal end by a couple...

Phone adapter for microscope eyepiece. This is for an LG phone with the camera lens in top center. Hole is 29.5mm dia x 35mm high. ... Made in Tinkercad https://www.tinkercad.com/things/caiLD2ewV7x

However, the adapter fails to accommodate newer phones with superior cameras, which are thinner and feature buttons on their sides. I utilized an older microscope with a 30mm tube, necessitating some adjustments to adapt it. The accompanying...

Universal Phone Adapter Converts into Microscope To assemble this adapter, you'll need some additional hardware beyond the printed components. Specifically, you'll require bolts and nuts. Here's what you'll need: Five M5 hex nuts are required, as...

Based on Thing #78071 this adapter caters to a broad selection of tried and tested phones, with the behemoth HTC One M8 being a notable inclusion but above all, the iPhone itself. The original .stl files were carefully edited within Blender. ...For...

I redesigned cswaim's "Universal Microscope Phone Adapter" for use with binoculars, which I printed back in 2014. A couple weeks ago, I downloaded Terminal Eleven's SkyView app for my phone and thought it would be great if I could use it while...

... tools that help reveal secrets about tiny living things. The adapter enables you to plug your phone into most microscope models easily - even if they do not originally come with one, offering incredible visual details unavailable anywhere else!

This adapter securely attaches almost any phone to most microscopes for capturing still images or video, or as a digital display. After numerous iterations and tests, I designed this adapter myself with my PI's assistance, borrowing the 'knobby knob'...

I created a modified version of shano's Universal Phone Microscope Adapter since it wasn't compatible with my iPhone 7. ...I lengthened the cross to increase compatibility with different phone models.

Just a smartphone holder for your cell phone. ...Pin it down with one hand, focus and snap a photo with the other. It should fit most compound microscopes that have 30mm diameter eyepiece lenses.

I took a quick look but didn't find any pre made as these two devices usually don't require any interchangeability. This adapts sizes from 23.2mm (common microscope diameter) to 1.25" (this is the most common/standard telescope eyepiece...

This is a revised version of ggoss's camera to microscope adapter. The code has been altered to be more flexible and easier to tailor, and the adapter body and lower clamp have merged into one component. The original design was split to enable...

Spin this Open SCAD text into a customized smartphone holder for attaching your device to a telescope or microscope, specifically designed for iPhone 4G users with protective cases. ...Have fun!

To achieve this, I relocated the hole where the phone's camera would be placed to the center of the adapter, allowing for a wider range of phones to fit securely. Additionally, I reduced the diameter of the cylindrical part and simplified the design...

This is a clip for adapting a lens to a cell phone, turning it into a microscope. The model was adapted from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:667471). The main difference is that this model uses a lens...

This is a simple clip for turning a cell phone into a microscope. The design was inspired by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory's model, available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:667471. However, this version uses a lens from a low-cost...

Following the lead of several microscope smartphone mounts, I decided to try something without making a long-term commitment (that is, using the least amount of plastic possible). You will also need: * Two M4 or 1/8" screws for the smartphone clamp...

It's truly bare-bone: adjustment is a bit cumbersome and could be better in several ways, but it worked on any phone we threw at it (with either central or top-left side camera). Stability is pretty decent too despite the long lever arm: I didn't...