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    Need a LoPy CAD model

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    • J Offline
      Jan Burkhardt
      last edited by

      Hey folks,

      i need a CAD (3D-Model) of the LoPy with expansion board for designing a custom casing!

      Is there a dummy model available??

      best regards
      jan B.

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      • E Offline
        Eriond
        last edited by Eriond

        I could make one for you if you can accept it being based on caliper readings. (+/- 1/10mm)

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        • J Offline
          Jan Burkhardt
          last edited by

          Hey,

          Year... that Would be good enougth for my purposes.

          Thanks a lot
          J.B

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          • E Offline
            Eriond
            last edited by

            It's now available at GrabCAD:
            https://grabcad.com/library/lopy-v1-1

            Have fun!

            PS. I only added the major components, hope it will suffice.

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              RobTuDelft
              last edited by RobTuDelft

              Can you create a Fritzing board out of this model?
              E.g:

              0_1489961779988_sample.png

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