Case for pi IR-sensor
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Hello. Please watch MrBlack-Magic yt-channel for more info on his project: https://www.youtube.com/@MrBlackMagic Here is short video of assembly: https://youtu.be/naBdWEUyV3Y I printed all parts at 20% infill, 1.2mm walls and no supports. Needed additionally: - Hardware as seen in MrBlackMagic video (pi, batterypack, screen, sensor) - 2x 4mm bolt 30mm long (round or hex head, part 7 or 7a) + 2x m4 nut (hex) - 2x 6mm bolt 30mm long (hex + hexnuts) - 6x 4mm bolt 18mm long (round head)/(no nuts needed) For main assembly attach part 1 (case) to part 2,3,4 and 5 (2x mount/hinge, 1x sensormount and 1x handle). Glue parts 6 and 7 or 7a to bolt-head. After mounting in hardware put the top cover on (part 8 or 8V2) and bolt it down with 6 M4 bolts (18mm) Parts 9 and 10 are the hinge/mountparts for the seperate handle and the tripod. Parts 5a and 5b, the handle with cap, are a 2nd option for the handle. You can store a small pen in there to use on the screen. Part 7= 4mm bolt with round head Part 7a= 4mmbolt with hex head Did some tiny adjustments on part 8 - top V3 from the regular one
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