une video qu'elle est bien pour comprendre Freecad, d’intérêt public.
- Electronics
- PCB design
- CAD
- 3D printing
une video qu'elle est bien pour comprendre Freecad, d’intérêt public.
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I designed and 3D printed a vent deflector to blow hot air under and behind a dishwasher. The dishwasher is on a north wall and on a cold, windy night, the drain hose froze and cracked. I was pleasantly surprised by how well it worked to keep the space behind warm during some recent frigid nights.
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@M4x I did not. I had not heard of that tool before. I may have to try it. I typically design the PCB first and export the .step model of the circuit card assembly from KiCad. Then I import it into FreeCAD and design the case around it.
I got tired of fumbling around under my desk to switch my audio connection between a headset and a speaker bar so I created a simple 3.5mm TRRS audio switch with KiCad and FreeCAD.
If you would like to make one for yourself, I put the design files on GitHub (https://github.com/seaallen75/audio_switch_TRRS). I also put the case on MakerWorld for those with a Bambu 3D printer (https://makerworld.com/en/models/1996048-audio-switch-3-5mm-trrs#profileId-2148621).
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@ivor Looks great! I do hope it is printed in a material like ASA that is less likely to soften in a hot car.
I designed a case in FreeCAD for an ESP32 dev board that I use as a Bluetooth-to-WiFi bridge to connect my radon sensor to Home Assistant.
You can get my files on MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1861068-esp32-devkit-case#profileId-1990497
I finally got a successful print from my resin 3D printer!
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@ironhydroxide Thanks for the correction.
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I found and 3D printed a really neat model of a human skull. It is held together with magnets so it can be disassembled and reassembled many times.