Fr Robert Ballecer, SJ I 've designed and tested a 3D printed clean plate to attach a Mobius ...

[G+_Steve Prior]

Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ  I've designed and tested a 3D printed clean plate to attach a Mobius camera to the Know How KH250 (Diatone FP250 V2 frame).  I also designed and printed vibration dampeners using the NinjaFlex flexible filament, so this design has the advantage of not requiring any third party parts.  Very little jello even with props which are flexing under load.  I've shared the design on Thingiverse and thought other watchers of the podcast might be able to use it.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:962254

[G+_David Dennis]

Excellent job Steve.   I've captured the Thingiverse URL and will StereoLithography print of this later after I complete my build.

 

Nice workshop by the way.  How did you make the pockets for all of those tolls?   Do you own a CNC router?

[G+_Steve Prior]

I don't have a CNC (yet).  The tool holders are actually pretty easy, I lay out the tools and trace them on a board.  Then I route the finger grooves - important to do this next.  Then I use a jigsaw to cut out the shapes of the tools all the way through the board.  Then I glue that board in front of another one and clamp while drying.  Then cut the triangles for the sides to angle it out from the wall, fasten with some pocket screws, and done.  Takes a couple of hours including glue drying time.  Since then I've goofed around with other ways to make holders, I designed and 3D printed the chisel holders middle top.