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Latest revision as of 09:51, 14 July 2015
A 3D printed casing for the solderstation
This 3D printed box has been created by Alexandre, with FreeCAD and it's 3D "Prussa 3i" for the very first prototypes. This case is made of 2 half-shell, one for the frontplate, the other one for the rear plate. This casing has not been developed to include a power supply (an external 12Vcc power adapter must be supplied by the user itself)
The frontplate supports
- The display pcb with it's shaft encoder
- The output connector (soldering ironà
- The 12Vcc power input connector
The back plane maintains the MCU pcb only
Each board is maintained to it's half-shell with self-tapping screw (6.5mm long, 3mm dia)
Half-shell are held together with M3 screw and nuts