open workbench logic sniffer 3d models

This case is for the Open Workbench Logic Sniffer available at Seeed, SparkFun, and Adafruit. It measures 99mm in length, so if printing on a Cupcake, ensure one axis can print 100mm. Adjust endstops and trim Y-axis pulley as needed for proper head...

Human: Remix of Gatsu's Open Workbench Logic Sniffer Case. Credit to Gatsu. I've made the following modifications: 2.5mm nut sockets are installed underneath. A 2.5mm bolt head recess is slightly visible on the lid. The size of the USB port hole...

This particular box design stands out as it is a complete, printable solution without requiring screws, tape or glue. The structure is sturdy enough to handle normal usage, simply by pressing it into shape. Although access to internal headers may be...

Crafted to shield the Dangerous Prototypes Open Bench Logic Sniffer against desk debris, this sleek design boasts a straightforward 6-part assembly using 4 x 10mm M3 Screws and 4 x M3 Nuts. For added security, consider purchasing an additional case...

... 4mm fluorescent acrylic material. ...Parts are initially glued together and then secured with M3x14 screws. For more detailed information on this project, refer to the guidelines provided at http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Open_Bench_Logic_Sniffer.

For a comprehensive guide with additional images, visit: http://www.built-to-spec.com/blog/open-bench-logic-sniffer-enclosure To acquire this innovative case, head over to:...

For full instructions and more pictures, visit http://www.built-to-spec.com/blog/open-bench-logic-sniffer-enclosure. To purchase a kit, go to http://builttospecstore.storenvy.com/products/2107326-open-bench-logic-sniffer-enclosure. The design is by...

Protect your Open Bench Logic Sniffer from Dangerous Prototypes or Gadget Factory with this simple "slide-in" case. Safely use it on a table without worrying about wires, solder drops, and other conducting materials; just slide the OBLS into the...

For the Dangerous Prototypes Open Bench Logic Sniffer, two case options are available: a straightforward box design and a minimalist 'frame' version. The latter requires less material and relies on the PCB for structural support. Both cases enable...

This is a case for the Open Bench Logic Sniffer inspired by some generic extruded aluminium cases, but 3D-printed. The PCB slides inside the shell, then the cap covers the side where the USB receptacle is and is mounted with two M2x4-10mm...

http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Open_Bench_Logic_Sniffer I didn't print the uploaded version because I only need one case. My first printed case required some minor adjustments, so I made those fixes before uploading the files and they should...

I've taken the liberty of remixing the Gatsu logic sniffer case with a few tweaks to make it more printer-friendly. Since the button presses can't be directly printed, I've incorporated some flexible components that allow users to press buttons on...

I was determined to sever ties with this project, but upon closer inspection, I found that Inkscape struggled to extract dimensional data from the .dxf file. ...After meticulously revising and reworking the design, I managed to create a revised version...

PCB support for OpenLogic Viewer, safeguards the lower surface of the board, meanwhile granting unobstructed access to the upper surface. Print the 3D model as per your design settings. ...You may also choose to manually adjust the design through an...

Laser Cut Case Buttons for JJ's OLS (Check out http://jjshortcut.wordpress.com/2010/08/16/my-logic-analyzer-and-case/) In this rewrite, I have focused on removing unnecessary words and rearranging the sentence to create a concise and informative...

... opening all the way so that the plug can mate more closely with the board. This design also eliminates the need for support material since the hole for the mini USB plug is open and there's a 30-degree angle in the slot holding the board in place.

... could align closer to the board. Moreover, the design cleverly eliminates the need for support material; the open hole for the mini USB plug and a 30-degree angled slot that holds the board in place negate any requirement for additional materials.

... by visiting https://www.tinkercad.com/things/kcBOfcrDPdj. The design is based on the Open Workbench Logic Sniffer, an open-source logic analyzer available from Seeed Studio at http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/Open-Workbench-Logic-Sniffer-p-612.html.

This design is for OpenBench Logic Sniffer by Dangerous Prototypes. The attached file should be cut from 3mm acrylic, with the top two layers clear to view the pin labeling. ...Follow the image's assembly guide.

Revised design for Dangerous Prototypes' OpenBench Logic Sniffer features corrected cut-out placement for headers. ...Previous iteration had incorrect hole alignment, which has been fixed in this updated file.

This is dsmoberly's yaobls-tray-dsm-v5, modified to suit FFM/FDM printing. Recesses on the underside were removed and the length slightly extended for input header protection. ...The attached .ipt file originates from Inventor 2011.

... It was inspired by the Open-Workbench Logic Sniffer board from Seeed Studio, specifically the v1.04 revision that I had on hand, which can be found at http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/Open-Workbench-Logic-Sniffer-p-612.html

The remixed laser-cut case by thinkl33t for Dangerous Prototypes OpenBench Logic Sniffer features additional wall sections as recommended in a comment. It is designed in a Ponoko laser cut template, ready for submission to their service. The image...

This casing accommodates the Open Bench Logic Analyzer, featuring cutouts for all LEDs and buttons, along with a slot down the side to fit the expansion wing header. For printing, use PRT files compatible with Siemens NX7.5. Post-processing may...

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