USB Microscope Stand

prusaprinters

All files are in .3mf (because its far superior to .stl). Thingiverse requires a .stl file though, so I added my retraction calibration .stl to the list. Anyways, took ekaggrats .3dm file and heavily remixed it. Solid rack so that print is quicker with WAY less perimeters (plastic weight is approx. same when printed with 5-10% gyroid infill). Made a base that is solid with a 1cm square grid on it for alignment and size purposes. Added some ribs to the wheels just incase someone reefs on the wheel too hard and rips the layers apart as well as a depth stop that rides against the pillow blocks. Fixed the pillow blocks to be... not garbo. Pillow blocks and wheels now have a conical centering system with no tightening needed as friction is achieved via the rear of the rack. Extended the scope carriage out to be near the center of the pad (its not quite center... i need to fix that later). All this because the base stand of my microscope was a steaming pile of guano and I couldnt effectively use it for doing my micro-soldering. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 10% Gyroid Filament: Overture / 3DSolutech PETG/PLA Space Gray / Translucent Blue Notes: Printed whole thing at 0.2 layer height. All gray parts are PETG, Blue is PLA. Printed the Rack on its back so that the back is smooth to allow using a piece of paper as a friction plate. 2-3 perimeters with low infill helps save on plastic. Category: Electronics