Snap-together clamshell housing for openSip+Puff
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A snap-together chamshell housing for an open-source sip-and-puff interface named OpenSip+Puff is under development. The housing consists of two halves connected with offset 0.2mm mating ledges. Created using OpenSCAD, the design allows users to adjust parameters via its fully parametric feature. Essential libraries from MCAD include boxes.scad, units.scad, and nuts_and_bolts.scad. Further information on the development process is available on Jason Webb's blog at http://jason-webb.info/2013/05/snap-together-3d-printable-clamshell-housing-for-opensippuff/. A video demonstration can be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA8_EXlYiVA. Prototypes were printed using ABS on a Makerbot Replicator with specific settings, and rafts are necessary when printing with ABS to avoid curling that affects fit. PLA prints without rafts are ideal but require capabilities not yet available for this project. Download files with mouse ears attached if printing with ABS and using rafts.
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