[Arm-netbook] microdesktop casework as DXF files for laser-cutting

Mark Van den Borre mark at lusis.eu
Tue Mar 21 10:33:00 GMT 2017


Luke,

First thing will be building a 3d model of the board using FreeCAD. Not
very easy to do accurately with the info I currently have. More photos and
dimensional information would certainly be welcome!

I'll keep this list in the loop.

Kind regards,

Mark

2017-03-20 7:04 GMT+01:00 Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton <lkcl at lkcl.net>:

> PLEASE KEEP ON-TOPIC on this subject, until at least 1st april, thx
>
> question from mark so clarifying here, he asked "what mounting holes
> can be used from the PCB" and there aren't any, mark.
>
> the stack that was done 2 years ago the micro-desktop PCB was "loose"
> inside the case, using close-fitting to ensure it didn't move about
> too much.
>
> if you review the photos on crowdsupply (i have some more somewhere...
> chris can you remember where they are, after you did those beautiful
> drawings?) you can see that there are 4 screws which keep the entire
> stack together, these do *not* go through the PCB.
>
> the baseline stack height is 3mm.
>
> the new USB connector is 6mm high
>
> the VGA connector and PJ-045 (DC jack) i believe are both 9mm
>
> the micro-sd card slot (on the bottom, other end) is 2mm
>
> the EOMA68 (PCMCIA) is 6mm.
>
> so it all works out pretty well: you end up in some cases with two
> halves per horizontal stack but that's fine because there are 2 screws
> each side to hold them together.
>
> what i can do, mark, is if we get the DXF files sorted i can turn them
> into 3D-printed "things" and then do a video (which you can publish on
> your website, yay!).
>
> we can do a few rounds at it.
>
> l.
>
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