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Fun science: laboratory scales from force sensor
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How to build a laboratory scales from the PASCO or Vernier force sensor :-). BOM: 1x screw M5x45 mm 1x nut M5 1x PASCO…
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How to build a laboratory scales from the PASCO or Vernier force sensor :-).
BOM:
- 1x screw M5x45 mm
- 1x nut M5
- 1x PASCO force sensor PS-2104 or PS-2189
(or Vernier force sensor DFS-BTA)
Print Settings
Printer:
Molestock
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
layer 0.2 mm (nozzle 0.4)
Infill:
33% straight
Notes:
Printed from PLA or PET.
More info on the web (in czech language).
Category: Learning
(Originally published on Thingiverse.com - Nov 13, 2016)