Good job Chris. Multibody workspace in Solidworks is great. Your design turned out pretty well. Nice tip with printing in 45degrees angle. Creates less support and easy removal. I would use M5 cap screws for mounting the power board to the 3d printed bracket by having 2x M5 tapped holes instead of the mushroom protrudes.
Sorry I missed responding to this earlier Ty. Your suggestion for using M5 cap screws and matching threaded holes (or inserts) is smart - but I didn't have any at home! Thanks for watching
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Good job Chris. Multibody workspace in Solidworks is great. Your design turned out pretty well. Nice tip with printing in 45degrees angle. Creates less support and easy removal.
I would use M5 cap screws for mounting the power board to the 3d printed bracket by having 2x M5 tapped holes instead of the mushroom protrudes.
Sorry I missed responding to this earlier Ty.
Your suggestion for using M5 cap screws and matching threaded holes (or inserts) is smart - but I didn't have any at home!
Thanks for watching