Bitx40 3d printed case


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BITX40 Case

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This is my take on a BITX40 Case.

BitX40 Case

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This is a custom case for the BitX40 QRP radio.

bitx40

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... with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1615173 Instructions Using the following options: font_size = 12 plate_width = 25 plate_height = 4 text_content = Bitx40 text_height = 3 plate_length = 60 line_separation = 30

Bitx40 enclosure REMIX by WB9BBC

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Reworked the BITX40 CASE by: -Added mounting holes for the LID. -Incorporating the BEZEL+LCD as an integral unit.and added mounting holes. -Removal of the front panel MIC connector in favor of a left-side BAOFENG Speaker Microphone K-Mount...

BITX40 enclosure

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Customized from: " The Ultimate box maker by Heartman" You must print two copies of BITX40_Front_and_back_panel.stl and other two copies of BITX40_Bottom_and_top_shell.stl. Do not print the BITX40 Full image because it is only to see the whole...

Bitx40 Microphone

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Three STL files that make the components for a microphone for a BITX40 radio: a bottom, top and button pusher on the side. Use the mic and pushbutton switch parts that are included in the Bitx40 kit from Farhan. Add a phone handset coil spring wire:...

BITX40 Hand Microphone

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I used: - the microphone from the BITX40 kit - a storebought 66mm diameter speaker (8 Ohms, 2W, labeled "MLS3") - a storebought case-mountable push button (10mm) - cat5 ethernet cable going to a DB9 connector - 4x M3x10 bolts to mount the cover - hot...

BITX40 Front Panel

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... for a BITX40 transceiver. ...The panel is intended to replace the blank panel on an Exellway EF01 case. Updated to FrontBB.STL to address previous mistakes. The LCD cutout is still a bit snug, but all the other mistakes are fixed. ...

BitX40 Ergonomic Enclosure

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This is a slightly revised version; I've included cut-away supports for the bottom plate inset for the top case and made some of the holes a little larger to reduce the amount of post-printing work that was required. When I print it in PET, the top...

Bitx40 knobs

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Offering 2 types of tuning knobs and a volume knob.

K2BAG BITX40

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Customized version of http://www. thingiverse.com/thing:1264391 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1264391 Instructions Using the following options:...

W7RLF Dual Purpose Enclosure Bitx40 or uBitx

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... is Ryan's (W7RLF) design impleted by Dave, K0NYK. ... 6.75" W x 7" L x 3.5" Rear H, 1.75" Front H The only holes are for the speaker and display so you can do your mods. Display bezel included. Power and VFO Knobs Included for both ubitx and bitx40.

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Ham Radio and More 3d Printing

 
Enclosure Accessories

 
uBITX Microphone Case
1 for $15, 2 for $25
Free Shipping
Courtesy Jerry Radcliffe N8KLX
Note:  If you select 2 for $25 it appears as
 one item in the cart, I will know it's for two.

 
 
 
Notice:  Put tape very flat on bottom of enclosure.
Try not to have any wrinkles which
can touch circuit board leads.
Add Aluminum Tape for
Increased RFI Protection
 
5' - 6' for $3.00
 

Front Cover for M6YPA Case
Also Includes Personalized Nameplate.
Add Hinges and or Latches from h/w store.
Note:  Hinge at bottom for angled display
 $19.95 Free Shipping Conus
Blue Transparent Frosty Shown.
 
Callsign and Color

 

 
Embed Your Callsign
or Printed Callsign for $10
  If you already have a uBITX or Bitx40 enclosure
I will 3d print you a label with your callsign for the same price and free shipping CONUS.  Please specify callsign below.
   

 
uBITX Enclosures
Frosty Transparent Clear and
Frosty Transparent Orange >
 
 

Dark Blue
 

 
 

 

Orange and Red Shown.
 
 
Voltage Regulator Cutout Option
  Left Side
Will ship without unless selected as an option.
 
KE0KHA uBITX Enclosure
 
Pre-drilled holes and plenty of bosses.
Power and VFO Knobs Included.
Screws not included.
 
$32.00 Free Shipping CONUS
$36 Carbon Fiber / Dark Brown
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
   

Definition of boss:
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/boss
In other words it gives the user a place
for the screw to secure itself.

KE0KHA uBITX Enclosure
GRAB BAG
Pre-drilled holes and plenty of bosses.
Power and VFO Knobs Included.
Screws not included.
     
$28.00 Free Shipping CONUS
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
 
This is a unique enclosure because it will be made of multiple colors.  I have a lot of rolls of colors with just a small amount of PLA so I have to use it up.  This is a FUN enclosure for the STRONG OF HEART.  Not a misprint.  Callsign added to front.
 
Callsign

  
 

US Army Green

KE0KHA uBITX Enclosure
Mods Version
$47.00 Free Shipping CONUS
$54.00 for Carbon Fiber PLA

Power and VFO Knobs Included.
Screws not included.
Room for your mods
Walls are 4mm thick
Bosses to attach the front cover with screws
Sides and rear are attached to the base
Rails and pads to secure circuit board.
Cover has 6 bosses to secure with screws on all sides.
200mm W x 200mm L x 77mm H
(8" x 8" x 3")
 
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
   

 
BITX40 Enclosures
Dual Purpose Enclosures
 

Red

W7RLF Bitx40 Enclosure
Ryan's Design.
$32 Free Shipping CONUS
$34 Carbon Fiber/Dark Brown
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
 
6" W x 7" L x 3.5" Rear H, 1.75" Front H
The only holes are for the speaker and display
so you can do your mods.
Display bezel included.
Power and VFO Knobs Included.
 
  

Red

W7RLF Dual Purpose Enclosure
Bitx40 or uBitx
Ryan's Design.
3/4" Wider to handle either radio and/or mods.

$34 Free Shipping CONUS
$37 Carbon Fiber/Dark Brown
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
 
6.75" W x 7" L x 3.5" Rear H, 1.75" Front H
The only holes are for the speaker and display
so you can do your mods.
Display bezel included.
Power and VFO Knobs Included.

 


 
KG7UMN Bitx40 Enclosure
$28 Free Shipping CONUS
$30 Carbon Fiber/Dark Brown
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
Power and VFO Knobs Included.
 
 
 

 
  

IK8YFW Bitx40 Enclosure
$28 Free Shipping CONUS
$30 Carbon Fiber/Dark Brown
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
Power and VFO Knobs Included.
 
 
 

 
M6YPA Bitx40 Enclosure
$30 Free Shipping CONUS
$32 Carbon Fiber/Dark Brown
Front Panel Bosses included.
Knobs Included.

Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
 
 

 

Extra Large M6YPA Bitx40 Enclosure
35mm longer and deeper
$38 Free Shipping CONUS
$40 Carbon Fiber / Dark Brown
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
Power and VFO Knobs Included.
 

 
 

Misc. / Misprints
Prototype Enclosures
 

 

 
Wedge for M6YPA Case, Also Includes
Personalized Nameplate.  $17.95
Free Shipping Conus.
Case sold separately.
 
Callsign and Color
 Prototype KE0KHA uBITX Enclosure
Mods Version
No bosses on Front, less on top
Cover rear edge is rough.
Cover is gray like case, Front is dark brown
$30.00 Free Shipping CONUS
(Normally $47.00)

Room for your mods
Walls are 4mm thick
Sides and rear are attached to the base
Rails and pads to secure circuit board.
215mm W x 200mm L x 77mm H
(8.5" x 8" x 3")
Power and VFO Knobs Included.
 


 
Other Enclosures
 
 

 Carbon Fiber
 

QRP Labs QCX Enclosure by G8XUL
SHORT VERSION
Width:  4. 25"
Depth:  3.75"
Height:  1.5"
 
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
   

QRP Labs QCX Enclosure by G8XUL
REGULAR VERSION
Width:  4.25"
Depth:  5.5"
Height:  2.0"
 
Email to specify customizations or if you are an international buyer.
   

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we give a "factory" appearance / Habr

You are determined to release your development to the mass market.

The first stumbling block that many face is how to make a high-quality device case in small batches?

How to make a “candy” out of a 3D printed model, which will not be ashamed to be sold?

One option is processing and painting. About the intricacies of coloring polyamide - under the cut. Lots of photos!

Why polyamide?

Let's look at the comparison table from Can-touch (not advertising, but the guys know their business and it’s not a pity to mention them: at prices above the market, they are responsible for quality and solve problems without “freezing”).



  • Polyamide parts are strong and well suited for use as a final product.
  • Detail - better than plastic printing, but worse than resin printing.
  • SLS printing with polyamide is quite inexpensive and, depending on the size of the part, costs even less than casting into silicone molds.
  • In addition, casting is a rather labor-intensive process, and the productivity of the casting shop is rather limited, detailing also does not always allow ideas to be realized.
  • Small parts (such as latches) may simply not cast.
  • Polyamide can be machined well - sanded, sanded, etc.

These properties make it an excellent material for small series cases.
Next is a guide on how to get a “factory” soft-touch coated part.

Tools:

Airbrush/Airbrush:

I use IWATA Eclipse, but a more modest one will do. It is better to consult in shops involved in modeling. The key for us is the size of the paint spot and the size of the tank: you should not take a huge half-liter for painting fences. Almost everything is suitable for painting models.

Compressor with pressure reducer:

Look in the same shop for modellers.

Scale:

Be sure (!) to accurately mix the paint with the hardener.

Primer, paint, varnish, film, thinner, etc.:

the order is done well, only here they are often loaded).

Paint preparation:

Polyamide is printed using selective laser sintering technology: the model is obtained with good detail along the horizontal axes and small “steps” along the vertical.
In addition, the surface is porous - it is necessary to carefully sand it to a perfectly smooth state.

This is the most important stage of the process - all the unevenness after painting will be visible!

Therefore, first use sandpaper grit P400-P500. Then we grind to a perfectly smooth surface with grit P700-P800.

Before:


After:


As you can see, the stairs didn't really disappear. At this stage, only the horizontal surface is well processed - it is not visible in the photo, but it is smooth to the touch. The ends are still rough. We remove the bulges with sandpaper, but to remove the pores, we will have to grind off half the wall - it’s not good.

Primer:

In order to ensure good adhesion between the paint and the material, a primer is used. In addition, the primer allows you to fill in the bumps and make the surface perfectly smooth. All proportions and drying parameters are in the attached specifications. For polyamide I used:

Important!

Apply the primer in a very thick layer until all irregularities are filled, remove the excess by sanding. The airbrush / airbrush blows the paint out to the sides, preventing it from laying down in a thick layer, so you need a second one, as thick as possible. To speed up the process, you can place the parts in the oven at a temperature of 50-70 degrees.

One coat:

After drying and processing:

One coat is not enough to get a good result! Not all pores are eliminated, the surface is not ideally smooth everywhere.
Don't paint until you get a perfectly smooth surface!
The paint won't cover it.

It may be necessary to apply a third coat of primer, dry and sand. We skin the same way: first with large sandpaper, then with fine sandpaper (it is better to use waterproof sandpaper, as it clogs rather quickly, and it is better to rinse it).

Two layers, smooth surface:

If islands appear somewhere, in principle, it's okay, as long as it feels smooth to the touch and all the pores in the plastic are closed.

Painting:

We thoroughly rinse the airbrush with a solvent after the previous use (at the end of painting it is recommended to pour the solvent into the tank and drive it through the nozzle - after that it will be easier to clean).

Mix paint according to specification:

Apply evenly: it is better to apply paint less and move more by hand. We keep the airbrush away from the body so as not to accidentally leave smudges (it is better to practice on paper if you have never dealt with airbrushing).

At this stage, it will become clear how well you primed / sanded the surface. If everything is done correctly, the magic of transformation into a perfect detail will take place before your eyes. You don't need a lot of paint - a couple of dense layers are enough. Then we dry it in the oven, and while it dries, we clean the airbrush for soft-touch varnish.

Soft touch varnish:

After painting, the part will already seem fantastic to you, but the same
will create a soft-touch coating "wow-effect", will hide small surface inhomogeneities, and also protect the paint from damage.

It is important to apply the lacquer on perfectly smooth dry paint. If surface roughness appears after painting, you can gently (VERY CAREFULLY) smooth the surface with light movements of the finest sandpaper.

Be sure to practice on different surfaces in applying varnish - you need to apply in 1-1.5 layers. We apply, after we have finished the work, it is recommended to immediately clean the tank from the varnish with a solvent.

We put the parts in the oven to dry, along with them some test part, also varnished (the temptation to touch the part is too great, and the fingerprint on the wet part can no longer be covered, so it’s better to touch the one you don’t mind).


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