Here you can find all the 3D models to print, and see what it looks like when assembled. Not sure what piece you have? Check out the augmented reality view* to compare the piece side by side. *Coming soon, and requires an iOS device and tapping the ‘AR’ button
Top – Upper
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This is the front enclosure for the operator interface – display electronics. There are to be 4x M3 heatset inserts into the inner tabs, where screws will fasten the back through the electronics board to the front. Print laying flat, with supports everywhere.
Top – Lower
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This is the back to the operator interface- display electronics. You may need to modify this depending on if you want to custom solder battery leads to it. Print laying flat, without supports.
Bottom – Upper
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1
This is the front enclosure for the operator interface – keypad electronics. There are to be 4x M3 heatset inserts into the inner tabs, where screws will fasten the back through the electronics board to the front. Print laying flat, with supports everywhere.
Bottom – Lower
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1
This is the back to the operator interface- keypad electronics. You may need to modify this depending on if you want to custom solder battery leads to it. Print laying flat, without supports.
Display Lift
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To keep the display flush with the pocket on the enclosure, this display lift piece can be hot glued to the display electronics board, and it will make sure the OLED remains flush with the enclosure. Print laying flat, without supports.
Buttons
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These are the buttons for the keypad. Flexible filament may have a more tactile texture to it. Print so the circular part of the button is on the build platform, with supports.
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