Papershoot Retro Body

This is a body upgrade for the papershoot digital camera pcb. 

To use you will need to solder a push button to the existing button and glue it to the pcb. This allows the shutter button to be relocated to a more traditional location. The button jig print is for alighing the button when gluing.

You will also need 4 m3 heatset inserts and 2 m2 heatset inserts. 

Parts list:

Push button: https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/apem-inc/MHPS2285/1795385

Thin Wire for wiring the button.

4x 14mm M3 screws

2x 4mm M3 screws

2x 4mm M2 screws

6x 3mm heatset inserts 

2x 2mm heatset inserts

I used inserts form this kit: https://www.amazon.com/Threaded-M8-Brass-Nuts-Metric-Nuts-Insert-Components/dp/B0CNWJ751C?ref_=ast_sto_dp

1 acrylic sheet 3mm thick cut using the outline in backpanel.dxf  (mine is laser cut)

Steps: 

1. Print all the parts and cut the back panel. 
2. (Optional) remove the metal lense ring form the origional papershoot case and fit into the insert print
3. use the button jig (put the post through the screw hole in the pcb) to locate and superglue the button to the pcb
4. solder the wires as shown in the picture to the existing button to enable the new shutter button.
5. Set the heatset inserts into the main body 
   1. 2x M2 for the grip
   2. 4x M3 for the back
6. Set the heatset inserts into the grip
   1. 2x M3 in the holes in the thickest part
7. Screw the grip into the body 
   1. 2x m3 4mm from the inside of the body into the grip
   2. 2x m2 4mm from the front into the body
8. Set the lense insert into place
9. Slide the pcb into place (ensure the batterys are instlled)
10. Set the midframe on the body
11. set the acrylic back onto the body and secure throug the midframe with the 14mm m3 screws (be careful not to overtighten as it can crack the acrylic)