Transport cases for Micro Four Third Lenses

prusaprinters

<p>So, my gf needed a case for her lenses, but we found none (or no cool one), which she<br/> could just drop into her backpack when not in use.</p> <p>And so i went and took the lenscap from babr, and the threaded container from Engineering_Aesthetics, throw both together, and adjusted to the needed height.</p> <p>Actually there is one bottom part, which should fit for every lens there is, except the more wider ones (just measure it out, the max inner space is around 66mm because of the thread).<br/> On the bottom of the bottom part i included the rear-lenscap-adapter from babr; so you can just take it of your camera, screw it into the bottom, and should not have to worry about dust getting into your lens. And for final protection, just screw the top onto that.</p> <p>I have included two top parts, which are for the Kit Lens of the olympus micro four thirds, the Zuiko 14-42, and for the zoom Zuiko 40-150.<br/> I included a bit wiggle room on top and sides, so you can add a bit foam into it.<br/> You can simply edit the files for your lens, if both shouldnt fit.</p> <p>I have cut down the bottom part from the original files a lot, for two reasons:<br/> a) needs fewer material, so you can print it faster<br/> b) you can screw your lens better into the bottom</p> <p>I have also cut the threads in the top part down, so you dont have to print a complete case full of thread you would never use.</p> <p>Disclaimer: im no engineer, and if you break your precious lens because the case doesnt hold to whatever youre doing with it: im not to blame.<br/> This is just meant for dropping a lens into a padded backpack, with no harsh enviromental stress in mind.</p> <p>EDIT: my better half had just now the idea of glueing both cases together, so she doesnt have 2 cases flying around in her backpack and banging at each other, and so i did!<br/> It looks like a fancy coffee pot now!<br/> Also i added the foam finally, so now the lenses are really safe!</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><h3>Category: Camera Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong> Tevo Tornado</p> <p><strong>Rafts:</strong> No</p> <p><strong>Supports:</strong> Yes</p> <p><strong>Resolution:</strong> 0.2</p> <p><strong>Infill:</strong> 25%</p> <p><strong>Filament:</strong> Owl Filament PLA White &amp; Blackberry<br/> <strong>Notes:</strong></p> <p>Print everything with supports.<br/> In the bottom is always one of the holder of the lenscap breaking away (did it on the lenscap alone, and also did it in both of my lens-bottoms...); but your lens also holds pretty safe with only two of three. But please add foam, so the lens cant break free in the case.</p> <p>Also there is a "testring" file. Please print the bottom part first, and then the testring (thats about 30mins @0.3). With this you will see if the top part with threads will perfectly fit, or if your printer needs tighter or looser fit (then just edit the files, and make the top wider or narrower).</p> <p>Also the bigger lens-top has a failure on the outside. Meshmixer killed<br/> that by fixing open spaces on the model, and i hadnt seen it before it was too late.</p> <p>Its just an small optical issue, but maybe some of you want to fix that? Im too tired to bother myself. ;-)</p> <h3> How I Designed This</h3> <p><strong>I designed this in tinkercad, and its pretty easy to adjust for every other lens there is on the market.</strong></p>