Microscope
by Henrykg
Printable files (14)
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stlMBaseL_A.stl
319 Ko · 387 downloads
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stlMBaseL_B.stl
200 Ko · 393 downloads
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stlMBaseU_A.stl
237 Ko · 385 downloads
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stlMBaseU_B.stl
182 Ko · 381 downloads
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stlMTable.stl
1016 Ko · 383 downloads
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stlMTable_bigger_hole.stl
1 Mo · 362 downloads
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stlMFocusScrew.stl
280 Ko · 385 downloads
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stlMTop.stl
2.3 Mo · 404 downloads
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stlMMag.stl
212 Ko · 390 downloads
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stlMCap.stl
292 Ko · 385 downloads
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stlMM3connector.stl
92 Ko · 381 downloads
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stlMGSpring.stl
63 Ko · 382 downloads
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stlM2Oly14_42_pan.stl
220 Ko · 383 downloads
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stlMBaseUL_B.stl
391 Ko · 364 downloads
Description
Simple, but useful microscope. Could be perfect as a gift for children, with low magnification (5x lens, 5x and 16x eyepieces), but also for adults who want to discover micro world (up to 40x lens).
Parts list:
- microscope lens (20mm standard, for 160mm tubes) - 5x to 40x, optimal for start would be 10x
- microscope eyepiece (23.2mm standard) - 5x to 16x
- two 6mm aluminium rods or tubes
- two springs (inner diameter 6+)
- two M4 20mm with nuts
- two M4 30mm with nuts
- looong M3 threaded rod with a nut, or two M3 screws 40-50mm
- two wood screws ~3.5mm 15mm long
Elements:
- MBase - lower and upper part connected with 6mm rods
- MTable - table; when used with 5x lens you need to make light hole bigger
- MFocusScrew - yep, it's focus screw
- MTop - body tube
- MMag - body tube is shorter than standard 160mm, so you can add this element to eyepiece to make it longer and get higher magnification
- MCap - dust cover for eyepiece
- MM3connector - to connect two M3 screws if you have no threaded rod
- MGSpring - spring to hold glass slide on table
- M2Oly14_42_pan - a small ring to mount Olympus 14-42 pancake lens (at 42mm zoom) on any M3/4 camera - useful not only for photos but also to show big image on phone or tablet to audience (or grandparents with weak sight ;-) )
Edit:
- MBaseUL_B.stl - replaces MBaseL_B.stl and MBaseU_B.stl as one part - to add stiffness when using 20x and 40x lenses (if you are desperate for such magnifications).
- MTable_bigger_hole.stl - for lenses with magnification 5x or less, also for higher magnifications to play with light