Arduino mounting plate for Bitbeam (LEGO Technic compatible)
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Published on March 17, 2012
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Arduino OpenSCAD Model Library
by jestin
Description
This is a laser cuttable mounting plate for attaching an Arduino to your LEGO Technic or Bitbeam creations.
Source home: github.com/hugs/bitbeam
Project home: bitbeam.org/
Source home: github.com/hugs/bitbeam
Project home: bitbeam.org/
Instructions
1) Buy 1/8 inch thick basswood from an art supply or hobby store
2) a) Download bitbeam-arduino-plate.dxf and lasercut it!
b) Download bitbeam-arduino-plate.scad, modify it in OpenSCAD, export to DXF... then lasercut it!
3) Use three 1/2 inch long, 4-40 steel machine hex screws and nuts to attach your Arduino to the plate.
4) Write a comment here saying you've completed steps 1, 2, and 3!
2) a) Download bitbeam-arduino-plate.dxf and lasercut it!
b) Download bitbeam-arduino-plate.scad, modify it in OpenSCAD, export to DXF... then lasercut it!
3) Use three 1/2 inch long, 4-40 steel machine hex screws and nuts to attach your Arduino to the plate.
4) Write a comment here saying you've completed steps 1, 2, and 3!
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License
Arduino mounting plate for Bitbeam (LEGO Technic compatible) by hugs is licensed under the BSD License license.
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What modifications will I need to be able to print it or have you got a design for an arduino enclosure that has bit beam edges.
I printed a few bitbeams and my wife said they were the prettiest thing I had printed yet. Use a translucent orange. Were pretty.
Was thinking an eggbot would be a good project for bitbeam.