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So, for a practice I decided to make a case for the ping sensors in the store. this meant I needed to make a model of it to make the case. Here's the model I made(STL):
Will post progress of case on this thread.
Finished the bottom. had to make the opening for the pins but it was the easier part.
PingcasebottomSTL.stl
Going to do top tomorrow.
Nice work Tech
Done! Forgot to remove a part from the bottom so I fixed that. Added screw holes. Any recommendations or changes?
Pingcase.stl
If anyone wants to test it feel free and tell me how it works!
hi all loving all the 3d stuff a good way of passing time till our V4s arrive here is a very accurate model sonic sensor I found on trimble sketchup ping1.stl
oops forgot materials
sorry one more the URL sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=b66a105deff26b3912d769db18b928d7&prevstart=0
wow! well, I'm just starting so nothing that advanced yet.
It's ok Tech. My research indicates that as far as 3d printing, at our/diy level goes, the simpler the better. Sure, bborasteri has some awesome looking parts. I haven't looked at them yet beyond the renders TBH but, they look like great 3d representations of the ping sensor we all know and love. But as far as printing them goes the simpler the better. Your plain ole' basic stl will probably print out great. Don't be down on yourself none. You have a great mind and have constantly impressed me. You already have more advanced skills with 123d in a week than I have in months so, don't beat yourself up too much. OK Buddy? BTW, any updates on the creeper coming up soon? Or is it on the back burner like my E2Z2?
@bborasteri- Those are some pretty files. I'm not trying to discredit your work by any means but, I guess you kind of stolen Tech's thunder a bit. I understand your intention was purely to share relevant info, it's just that TechnoPro is still a youngster (to me) and I want his enthusiasm high and positive so he keeps up on the hobby and I can invest in him in the future. I think he's going to go places.