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Vỏ Subcompact OWL (Subcompact OWL enclosure)

Remix of Vỏ bảo vệ rugged cho Raspberry Pi (Raspberry Pi Rugged Imaging Enclosure) By geezacoleman_2067246

By Bronan_334862

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Files 10 116.1 MB

  • MainBody_simple_1767999698.stlSTL · 20.3 MB
  • MainBody_alt2_1767999700.stlSTL · 20.5 MB
  • MainBody_alt1_1767999702.stlSTL · 20.4 MB
  • Backplate_blank_1767999704.stlSTL · 39.1 KB

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Description

This holds the compact owl, just like the pre-existing enclosure - Download and use Tray.stl from it.

I've called this the Subcompcat OWL enclosure since its submarine like - makes a good bath toy.

I wanted to reduce part count (while i was waiting for parts), and make assembly faster. I haven't installed this myself (yet) so i may change the way it mounts in the future.

Print the blank back plate and test for water tightness in a bucket of water before putting any electronics inside.

Choose a main body and backplate to suit.

Required

  • Metric o-ring R-25 34.5x3.55

  • plumbers tape - wrap each thread (and the backplate) about 5 times

  • 37mm K&F uv filter (same as other enclosure)

print settings:

  • Modern 3D printer with high accuracy

  • Arachne wall generator

  • 0.3mm layer height (works better for the threads)

  • Make sure seam position is nearest - aligned isn't good for the threads

  • might want a brim around the main body if you print out of polycarbonate

  • no supports required

  • 3 walls and top/bottom layers

All threads are made from metric threaded rod in FreeCAD

  • main body female is 95mm, 4mm pitch

  • screw on lid male is 94mm, 4mm pitch

  • inside of screw on lid female is 75mm, 2.5mm pitch

  • oring holder is male 74mm, 2.5mm pitch

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Print spec

Formats
stl
Model files
10
Total size
116.1 MB
Largest file
27 MB

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