Formlabs Tiny TV
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Printbare bestanden (9)
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stlFront_LensScreen_Assembly.STL
316 Ko · 2 833 downloads
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stlBase_CoverScreen_Assembly.STL
133 Ko · 2 802 downloads
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stlPin_ConnectorScreen_Assembly.STL
191 Ko · 2 785 downloads
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stlFront_Bezel.STL
1011 Ko · 2 785 downloads
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stlMid_Strucure.STL
1.2 Mo · 2 804 downloads
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stlBase_PrimaryScreen_Assembly.STL
1.2 Mo · 2 792 downloads
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stlForkScreen_Assembly.STL
1.5 Mo · 2 795 downloads
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stlFront_Surround.STL
1.6 Mo · 2 786 downloads
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stlBackScreen_Assembly.STL
1.9 Mo · 2 755 downloads
Beschrijving
Long ago in a place called suburbia, science fiction offered a future where anyone with fishbowl and a raygun could be a spaceman. The heros were good, the villains were evil, and the rockets had style. Propelled across the galaxy by plutonium and a can do-attitude, adventure was limited only by your imagination.
The Tiny TV is inspired by the Philco Predicta, an iconic if flawed hallmark of the 1950’s, and concept art by Dave Schultze. Built around a 2” LCD display from our friends at Adafruit, the Tiny TV was printed on the Form 1+ in Formlabs clear resin. The front lens was polished clear, and the body was sanded and painted. It works best when paired with hottest coming attractions of the 1950’s.
A .form file with precomputed support structures is included for Formlabs Form 1+ users. The original Solidworks files are included for those who would like to make modifications.