Creality Pika 3d scanner case with lens storage
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Yet another creality pika scanner case. This one have a lens holder built into the case, and a lid with clip design.
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This is yet another creality pika case design.
I wish to make a compact case that is able to hold the 2 ND lens that comes with the pika, and have all the openings so you never need to take the scanner out from the case to replace battery or plug in usb etc.
I also want to allow using the plastic plate that comes with the included tripod - that plastic plate helps with reducing the stress on the thread and the scanner body.
And lastly I want a case that does not require a screw driver to open.
So what I eventually get is this case - it includes a flip down lens holder in the front, with magnet to help keep the flip door closed. A hinged door for the screen side lid of the case, and a friction fit clip that secures the lid in place.
======== Hardware required ========
2x m3x20mm socket bolt - axle for the lens holder hinge
2x 6d x 2" finish nail - axle for the lid and clip hinge.
======== To print =========
I personally use 0.6 nozzle and 0.2 layer height with adaptive layer height enabled.
Body should be printed with the front face on the bed, with tree support enabled to handle all the cutouts.
Lid should be printed with the screen side on the bed. No support is required
lens holder also the flat side on the bed.
clip should be printed standing up.
======== To assemble =======
After all parts are printed, you will still need to take a 7/64 drill bit to slightly bore out the hole for the 2 hinges. I generally design the hinge that uses finish nail to be slightly undersize and bore out to be slightly oversize to ensure the hole is perfect circular and reduce the friction.
When using power drill to bore out the hinge hole, be sure to go slow so the plastic does not soften due to the friction. Also do not bore out the far end of the hinge, so the friction from the far end will hold the finish nail tightly in place.
I learn to love the finish nail as hinge as they are uniform in size, smooth and have a variety of length to choose from.. It is possible to do this with filament hinge but I won't trust the strength of plastic for long term use. Also it is gonna be quite hard to find a m3 x 50mm bolt..
The lens holder takes two m3x20mm bolt, which is much easier to source.