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This modified PiFinder has a very similar assembly to the regular v3.0 PiFinder, the main difference being the adjustments to the faceplate and the substitution of spacers in place of the brass standoffs. Many of the parts from BrickBots'…
no supports needed to print. I printed mine in ABS, but PETG and PLA will work just fine. designed to use 4mm M2.5 and M4 heat set inserts. if you undo the screws on the top rod on hadley and slide the rod back to the middle section, you…
This is a merge of two parts, the part “Bottom” of BBLab's PiFinder, and the part “Test_Print” from Maff's Hadley Telescope. Print time on this part is just a bit longer than BBLab's Bottom. It will eliminate the need to print the…
This enclosure for BBLabs PiFinder ( https://www.pifinder.io/ ) PiFinder is an Electronic Finder - it replaces encoders and uses accelerometer and camera to provide accurate position. This Enclosure allows: Switching Left/Right/Flat Mode…
This mount replaces the dovetail mount that comes with the PiFinder v3 flat configuration. Remove the dovetail mount, re-use the four screens to mount this into place and it is ready to go for your Analog Sky Sunny or Ember.
I always wanted a sleek looking HiFi streamer but without the price tag. So I took a normal sized Raspberry Pi, a Dragonfly red DAC (but any other DAC likely fits) and the Raspberry Pi touch display 2 - 7 inch - 720x1280 and made this…
TPU screen protector for the V2.5 PiFinder. PLA should also work but you would need a rubber band to keep it on.
While using my PiFinder in my front yard I found the camera would occasionally get swamped with light from a street light. I created this shroud to combat this issue. It is designed to be easy to pop on and off by using glued in magnets.…
This is a mount for the BBLabs PiFinder unit that fits in place of your Telrad unit on a telescope. There are two versions of the mount - right facing and left facing. The holes that hold the camera, Raspberry Pi, and PiSugar battery need…
PiFinder is THE most versatile electronic Telrad finder (and much more!), you can get. Go, grab it: https://www.pifinder.io The original designs are from https://github.com/brickbots ! You find the PiFinder case and files here:…
A simple modification of the top part to better fit the cheap copy named PiFi DiGi+ v1.0 (Raspberry Pi extension board). Original model and others (required) parts : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:570810 Print Settings Printer Brand:…
une version réduite du boitier du PiFinder il n'y a pas le PiSugar ! il s'agit de la version V3 des cartes et camera j'ai fais des modifs pour inclure des antennes GPS plus grosses
I designed this telrad base to integrate directly with the PiFinder. I originally printed a flat base with only the four screw holes in it but then realized I needed holes where the socket head screws held the PiFinder together. A couple…
Pour remplacer la dovetail ajustable en inclinaison, mais TROP flexible et instable du PiFinder original . Il n'est donc plus ajustable et propose une seule inclinaison: 45° Ce modèle est conçu pour une version Right (mais facilement…
Due to the shape, there will be plenty of support to remove. I recommend printing it vertical (with a good size raft) with the nut recess pointing up to keep the recess free of support material. It will need a M5 x .8 x 30mm bolt in lieu…
While using my PiFinder in my front yard I found the camera would occasionally get swamped with light from a street light. I created this shroud to combat this issue. It is designed to be easy to pop on and off by using glued in magnets.…
I was waiting for 3d printed parts for my PiFinder to finish when I saw my laser cutter/engraver. I knew what I had to do. Using the 3d stl files as a template I created wood versions. This was more for fun than actual use. These are…
I was waiting for 3d printed parts for my PiFinder to finish when I saw my laser cutter/engraver. I knew what I had to do. Using the 3d stl files as a template I created wood versions. This was more for fun than actual use. These are…
