3D Scanner Rig Raspberry Pi Zero
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Note before you start: This is a complex build. It demands a fair amount of expertise in 3D printing, the ability to connect electrical and electronic components, some soldering skills and a lot of patience and proficiency. I'm offering these plans for free, but I disclaim all liability and responsibility for any losses or injuries that may occur, as well as any warranty that it will function properly. Assembly instructions: http://www.revolutionscan.com/rpi_scanner_v2/ Wiring instructions: http://www.revolutionscan.com/rpi-zero-scanner-v2-electronics/ List of necessary items White PLA – 1kg Black PLA – 1kg Transparent PLA – 100gr 3-5 Raspberry Pi Zero (dependent on your build) 3-5 Raspberry Pi Camera (same number as R Pi's) LED Light ring, 25cm diameter and 16cm long (optional) Power supply, 56x84mm, 220-12V, 2-5A 12V-5V Step down converter NEMA 17 Stepper motor, 42x42x57mm L298N Controller for Stepper 683ZZ 3x7x3mm Ball Bearings Some tools and a hot glue gun M3 Screws and bolts M3 Brass Hex Column Standoff Support Spacers, 6mm and 10mm long
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