Enclosure for a digital weighing scale
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To protect and safely transport my digital scale, I designed this enclosure with a cover.
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For the scale’s housing, it was important to me that the design remain as compact as possible, with all components kept together - whether the housing is closed or open for use. When weighing, the cover is removed and placed flat-side down on the table. The scale is then inserted into the cover and secured using the locking clips. To prevent slipping while in the open position, I printed a 0.6 mm layer of foaming flexible filament onto the cover. I also used flexible filament on the section of the fixing brackets that holds down the scale. Alternatively, the housing can also be printed entirely with PETG, for example.
Part list:
- printed parts | quantity: 1
- cylinder head screw M3x30 | quantity: 4
- hexagon nut M3 | quantity: 4
- countersunk screw ⌀3x12 (for wood) | quantity: 4
Print instruction:
- material: PETG + flexible filament
- supports: partial required
- layer height: 0,2mm or 0,3mm
- nozzle diameter: 0,4mm or 0,6mm
- brim: not required
- enclosure: not required
Used Settings for ColorFabb varioShore TPU:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Extrusion Multiplier | 0.65 |
| Material Density | 1.22 g/cm³ |
| Idle Temperature | 70 °C |
| Nozzle Temperature | First Layer: 250 °C |
| Other Layers: 250 °C | |
| Bed Temperature | First Layer: 80 °C |
| Other Layers: 80 °C |
Assembly instruction:
- deburr parts if needed
- add hexagon nuts M4 (4x) to bottom and cover
- allign latch and add cylinder head screw to bottom and cover
- add scale to bottom and add fixing bracket using countersunk screws
- add cover to bottom and close latch