This is the top for the BikeLapse hardware enclosure. It's a snapfit top that fits quite snuggly

Orientation: print the top flat on the printer bed (so the letters are facing down) 
Supports: No supports required.  
Layer Height: Ideally should be printed at 0.2mm Layer height

BikeLapse Camera Trigger V3p20 -- TOP

This is the entire model for the BikeLapse camera trigger including electronics and hardware.

Find the 3D Model ready to print here: https://thangs.com/model/3937

For more information on the project, visit the github repo here: https://github.com/EfficiencyJunky/BikeLapseCameraTrigger

BikeLapse Camera Trigger V3p20 -- Full Project

The entire BikeLapse Camera trigger enclosure laid out flat and ready for printing. 

Orientation: It's already oriented correctly 
Supports: supports not required but could be useful for the round base component where the vertical mounting holes are.  
Layer Height: Ideally should be printed at 0.2mm Layer height 

BikeLapse Camera Trigger V3p13 -- COMPLETE (PRINT BED LAYOUT)

This is the complete model for the BikeLapse Camera Trigger Electronics Enclosure

BikeLapse Camera Trigger V3p13 -- COMPLETE

This is a reference for how the Fantasy Staff will look and how the electronics enclosure will fit in connection with the copper pole and large acrylic "C" shaped pieces

LED STAFF - Reference 3D Model

This is the piece that all the electronics will be mounted to. It has a hole in the middle that will slide over the copper pipe of the staff and it can be secured by two set screws. 

Orientation: print with the flattest side on the build plate
Supports: will need a lot of support material because of the print orientation. is best to try and make the cylindrical part as true to round as possible. Also if possible, remove all supports in the internal routing holes (the ones that come off the flat side facing the build plate) that will be used for zip ties.
Layer Height: Ideally should be printed at 0.2mm Layer height or even 0.15mm

LED STAFF - Main Electronics Enclosure Electronics Cradle

This is the lid V2 for the main electronics enclosure Orientation: print the large hexagon opening facing down toward the bed Supports: will need these especially due to the little "feet" poking out from the bottom might be able to get away without? Layer Height: Ideally should be printed at 0.2mm Layer height 

LED STAFF - Main Electronics Enclosure Lid

This is the lid for the main electronics enclosure
Orientation: print the large hexagon opening on the bed
Supports: Probably need them but might be able to get away without?
Layer Height: Ideally should be printed at 0.2mm Layer height 

The Slide out door for the Main Electronics enclosure
Orientation: print the flat side on the printer bed
Supports: Supports required for tabs and pin at bottom
Layer Height: Ideally should be printed at 0.2mm Layer height 

LED STAFF - Main Electronics Enclosure Door

The main enclosure for the electronics for a fantastical LED staff I made for Burning Man in 2018
Orientation: put the the wider end of the hexagon on the print bed. 
Supports: Will require supports going all the way up unfortunately
Layer Height: can be printed at 0.3mm



LED STAFF - Main Electronics Enclosure Body with Spline V5

This is the base for the chromecast Audio stand
Orientation: print the flat side on the printer bed
Supports: No supports required but can use them for the vertical mounting hole if you want
Layer Height: Can be printed up to 0.3mm Layer height 

Base for Chromecast Stand with 1/8" Audio Jack Holder

A joint that connects to the chromecast stand, giving it the ability to be angled just right

Orientation: print the flat side on the printer bed
Supports: No supports required but can use them for the vertical mounting holes if you want
Layer Height: Can be printed up to 0.3mm Layer height 

Rotation Joint for Chromecast Stand

This is a stand for a chromecast Audio that has a holder for a 1/8" (3.5mm) headphone jack in case it's necessary to extend the short cable that comes with the chromecast (or to allow for quickly switching between different sources)
Orientation: print the flat side on the printer bed
Supports: No supports required. 
Layer Height: Ideally should be printed at 0.2mm Layer height 

Chromecast Stand with 1/8" Audio Jack Holder

The top plate for a PCB housing used in a project to make a light up backpack for burning man. This version is for the secondary (or "dumb") PCB that just routes signal and power to connect the LED Strips. No cutouts so it says "Party Time" on it
Should be printed with the side that has text on it facing the print bed
Supports are only required for the screw hole holder nubs that sticks out on the sides. Other than that no supports required.
Can be printed at 0.3mm Layer height 

LED Backpack Top PCB Housing V1 Secondary Board

The tip plate for a PCB housing used in a project to make a light up backpack for burning man. Cutouts for the buttons that control pattern/brightness and color pallet
Should be printed with the side that has text on it facing the print bed
Supports are only required for the screw hole holder nubs that sticks out on the sides. Other than that no supports required.
Can be printed at 0.3mm Layer height 

LED Backpack Top PCB Housing V1 Brain Board

The bottom plate for a PCB housing used in a project to make a light up backpack for burning man.
Supports are only required for the cable holder nub that sticks out on the bottom left corner. Other than that no supports required.
Can be printed at 0.3mm Layer height 

LED Backpack Bottom PCB Housing V1

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