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Generic wristmount
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This is my first experiment with openscad and my first thing in thingiverse! Just uploaded a test export. It should definitely be printable, but not very useful without any attachments :) Suggestions regarding the dimensions to standardize on for the attachment slot are welcome. I will add the option to put opposing magnets as a locking mechanism.
Update: Put up a prettier export, and a pic with the new color theme available in OpenScad.
Update: The .scad file is up! I tried to comment the code to be as useful as possible. Ask if you don't understand something, or if you disagree with some design decisions.
Update: Put up an export with better dimensions for the interface slot.
Update: Corrected the scale, it was off by a factor of 2. Added the magnet slot. Now you can import the slot shape from the file to add it to your mount or mountable.
Update: Put up a prettier export, and a pic with the new color theme available in OpenScad.
Update: The .scad file is up! I tried to comment the code to be as useful as possible. Ask if you don't understand something, or if you disagree with some design decisions.
Update: Put up an export with better dimensions for the interface slot.
Update: Corrected the scale, it was off by a factor of 2. Added the magnet slot. Now you can import the slot shape from the file to add it to your mount or mountable.
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The code uses the shapes library by Catarina Mota: en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSCAD_User_Manual/Libraries
The file should be self explanatory, but don't be afraid to ask.
Just put a strap through the thin holes and strap it to your wrist. I recommend something soft in between! You can glue a magnet in the round hole in the slot, and another one to the compatible male counterpart in the (non-existing) gadget you just made :). I'll be putting up something to mate with this soon.
The file should be self explanatory, but don't be afraid to ask.
Just put a strap through the thin holes and strap it to your wrist. I recommend something soft in between! You can glue a magnet in the round hole in the slot, and another one to the compatible male counterpart in the (non-existing) gadget you just made :). I'll be putting up something to mate with this soon.
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