Globus Saarlouis

thingiverse

The output of this program will be an unfolded structure that you can 3D print for the Raspberry Pi camera housing, as designed by Michael Kjellén (aka @MJRoGer3s). The parts list consists of only one material for this version and doesn’t contain a base, back panel, or screen holder. However, a back camera y-position has been added at custom_back_camera_y_position = 0 so the Raspberry Pi camera board will still be attached correctly. Please note that you need to unfold it correctly from your own structure model based on all those coordinates and do a few corrections where I think they made mistakes or just forgot about some values (for example screen width and height are hardcoded to the minimum allowed for my printer’s size which might not suit larger prints or higher pixel densities). You will find everything else that was already created for other devices inside your custom parts directory so make sure those still exist in case anything changes further downstream because updating this file manually without verifying its compatibility could lead into serious troubles especially concerning different hardware platforms. Please replace "part_name_*.step" and all the files you've generated previously before trying this version since it'll remove some details like hole diameter adjustments according their respective boards to fit properly without leaving room left untouched during assembly - I am assuming your 3D printing device does support them now although I don't see them here myself. Customizing the Model: For anyone wishing additional options please consider visiting MJRoGer3s blog where more than what was offered above might be explained including why particular things got removed this time and any alternatives if required since his primary intention remains building an enclosure simple yet powerful enough handling high-end models within specified boundaries as laid out here without overly complex prints or added weight - that should keep them relatively efficient even compared larger projects currently available online today despite smaller form factors becoming ever so prevalent lately indeed due mainly economy costs reductions across manufacturing processes worldwide including shipping & labor too ultimately reducing profit margins but making items cheaper still which everybody wins!