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Hole pattern
Holes are distributed every 20mm in each direction. No more random, useless holes on your robot.
Materials
Plates can be 3D printed, CNC machined or laser cut. You can choose the material you want to use.
Design and reusability
The hole pattern makes it easy to design holders and modules for your robot. You can also reuse those that you already have.
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I'm gonna update the models soon, but if you wanted to build a frame out of these and have them intersect at 90, you can add 3.5 mm hole 1.3 cm from each end in your slicer. Or you can copy my onshape file. https://cad.onshape.com/documents/9d847485a63c910310537c3a/w/01f9635e21582f1c445ac1a2/e/b48038c182fb105647e24c9a
On part: Open Pareto Rail and T-Slot Nutfunny but i accidentally made a design featuring the exact „extra hole“ design… Have a nice day
On part: Xbox 360 Kinect Holderdose it work with the case
On part: Raspberry Pi holder, usable also with standoffs and spacers