Add screw holes to raspberry camera mount hinge #283
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…be mounted directly to the chassis. Signed-off-by: Shevis Johnson <[email protected]>
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Changes and PR description look great, thank you very much @shevisj for contributing to Andino!
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🎉 New feature
Closes #250
Summary
Modifies the 3D printable raspberry pi camera mount hinge to enable it to be mounted to the chassis directly using two m3 screws. The holes are 14 mm apart (7 mm offset from center) and have a diameter of 3.2 mm to allow for some tolerance when 3D printing.
Render of the modified part:
Printed part attached as shown in the hardware documentation:
Test it
This can be tested by downloading the STL file, printing it, and attaching it to the chassis using m3 screws.
You can also preview the change using github's STL viewer here.
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