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This Project carries out the implementation of a Raspberry-controlled Bioreactor. The previously proposed model was analyzed and assembled to determine its effectiveness and solutions to the problems that emerged during construction were highlighted....
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... been finished__ currently, it will be finalized once the screen is delivered. It is intended to be used with this screen: https://www.amazon.com/GeeekPi-Screen-Display-Monitor-Raspberry/dp/B01L6YXZLY Will post updates as I complete this project.
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Flavors like vanilla, raspberry, strawberry, watermelon, Pina colada, banana, and chocolate can enhance the cotton candy experience. Sweet cotton wool, also known as spun sugar, is made by pouring melted sugar through a sieve onto a rapidly rotating...
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You can download the latest and more stable version from here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4375830 T1 Charger Electric Drill Required materials and settings: 3D printing; Print settings 20% infill, standard quality 0.2mm, support only where it...
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The other versions were sliced using PrusaSlicer and printed on a Prusa MK3S+ with Matterhackers Quantum Raspberry Gold and Matterhackers Translucent Blue. **RESIZING** These should scale up well, but I'm not sure how much smaller you could print...
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I deliberately designed this case around the screen I prefer, not the one that's commonly recommended - you can check it out here: http://www.amazon.com/SainSmart-Arduino-Mega2560-Raspberry-Display/dp/B00J9AAZMK/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?ie=UTF8. The...
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Included files: - Blender project - STL files for 2 to 8 slots - STL files for single slots (without side faces) for custom versions The blender project also includes a mock of four PCI slots, which I borrowed from jolang's PCI slot:...
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you can complete the project by printing part 2 also (hotend mosfet + raspberry + 12v to 5v dc voltage converter) part2: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3257232 part 3: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3266018 for other parts please visit my...
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For those who don't want to install the Raspberry, here's a remix of the great @Ralf_68 box. Added a micro SD card extender and a switch to an LED ramp. Enjoy. ... Switch:...
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A highly detailed, photorealistic 3D scanned model of a raspberry vanilla danish pastry is offered with an optimized topology and UV unwrapping. The model boasts 98% quads and real-world scale measurements in centimeters. High-resolution 8K textures...
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This is because I have a Pi camera Z-axis mount that slides on at this point (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3868687) which would otherwise need to be trimmed to fit with the nozzle cleaner mounted. I added a bit more width to the mounting arm to...
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Python code is available here (under the 'antiprism' directory) http://github.com/donbright/pi... The code works by generating 20,000 random triangles in a plane, calculating the three quadrances of each side, then using Wildberger's Cross Law and...
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You can easily mount it to a STEGO BOARD product wherever there are Pi Zero hole patterns! Or use wood screws to attach it anywhere you desire! Magnet installation instructions: Apply silicone adhesive or similar into the magnet cavities. Add...
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E.g.: ** https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KSPYMJ2 ** Retro PSU - this provides ~5.4v to the PI and handles charging the pack. * 40% keyboard or similar. I used a Montsinger Rebound Rev 4. It's designed in OnShape - they have free...
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You can easily mount it to a STEGO BOARD product wherever there are Pi Zero hole patterns! Or use wood screws to attach it anywhere you desire! Optional Fasteners: Four M3 x 8mm long machine screws. Four M3 nuts. ... For ideas on how to use...
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I HAVE NOT YET TESTED THE PI BOX. Therefore I do not know for certain that the design works but it should. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is my first...
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I rarely touch the sd card since adding a pi and octoprint. Plus the usb is now on an extension linked under the Y extrusion so I have almost no reason to touch the front of the electronics enclosure. To tidy it up and add a little extra protection...
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Following the wiring schematics laid out on the RotorHazard documentation.- https://github.com/RotorHazard/RotorHazard/blob/master/doc/Hardware%20Setup.md I would recommend using the fabulous RH_OTA software to configure the Arduino -...
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Since the whole setup needs to be controllable by touch with a 7" display and still fit next to my MMU2, I'm working on designing a mount for the display and the pi. Stay tuned! You'll need: * Printed parts * 4x screws (3.0x10 or 3.0x15) * 2x...
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This leverages off-the-shelf protoboard, an inexpensive OLED screen and some simple tactile buttons plus a compliant print to wrap it all up in a tidy package that slides on to the 4040 extrusion right next to where my Pi is mounted. Other designs...
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Parts: DC 12V Programmable Heating/Cooling Thermostat https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K68JJY1 12V 7W Flexible Polyimide Heater Plate Adhesive PI Heating Film 25mmx50mm https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P2RJDPL Panel mount 5.5 mm x 2.1mm...
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The filament is directional and should exit from the top, as that's where I have my Pi mounted. This case requires PTFE bowden tube inserts in both top and bottom holes for use with a bowden setup, which seems to reduce drag on the filament. However,...
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After trying various equations, I found one that produced a mostly spherical object with strange tubes running through it: ((1.0 / 3.0)*(cos(x*x) * cos(y*y) * cos(z*z)) + (1.0 / PI)*(x*x + y*y + z*z) - sqrt(x*x + y*y + z*z) - (1.0 / 2.0)*(cos(x*y)...
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I had a tool running on a pi to detect when one of them comes up and then my home automation server gets a request and one of my lamps turns on or off. Now the batteries are dead and the ESP8266 buttons don't work anymore. Now... I've got an ESP8266...
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The Sage code that generates the figure reads: u,v=var('u,v'); parametric_plot3d([sqrt(1+v^2)*cos(u), sqrt(1+v^2)*sin(u), v], (u,0,2*pi), (v,-3,3), aspect_ratio=1). Since Sage is Python-based, I verify line breaks. ...Note that the surface is defined...
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Nuts are available if you can't get to a hardware store or they're out of stock on 3/4" nuts with a 1/2-13 thread:...
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... The Sage code used to generate the figure is as follows: t = var('t'); parametric_plot3d([sin(t)+2*sin(2*t), cos(t)-2*cos(2*t), -1*sin(3*t)],(t,0,2*pi), thickness=50, aspect_ratio=1) Since Sage is Python-based, it's essential to check line breaks.
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Since I was utilizing a USB controller for my build, I had to directly solder the leads onto the Pi Zero's USB pads. However, I wanted to maintain the ability to use the USB if needed, so I incorporated a minuscule (3mm, I believe) switch that would...
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Check out our latest work: www.so-good.me/miketon-mike_pi... Detailed Description: Media Type: 3D Model Geometry: Quads/Tris File formats: STL Originally modeled in Blender, rendered with UG. High-quality polygonal model, accurately scaled...
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... and the other is if the button pads were flipped, which happened accidentally to me. The GPIO pins for the Pi are in the correct orientation as per Jpete24's video. ...Please let me know if you find any errors and I hope it helps a lot of people!