EV100 Bottom Plate (WIP)

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Initially when receiving the Eachine EV100 I had a problem where I was seeing double screens so I took it all apart and found that a 2-3 degree angle on each eye piece (left one minus and right on plus) made the issue go away. Started modelling the bottom plate so I could mount the eye piece at a 3 degree angle however it's a bit incomplete as I found someone's post that said you should focus somewhere far away, then put the goggles on which has done the trick for me so I have stopped this project, give that a try first before you try anything else. You could use this bottom plate design as a starting off point for any EV100 projects you might have in mind. The modelling is done in Maya and starts off with the bottom thin plate which is bevelled to give it an angle and everything else is boolean union or difference [edge] (yes I know that it's bad to use these but it's quick). Since everything is with booleans they are separate objects so you can adjust things easily. Things missing: - The 4 screw pillars to hold the board in place - Extra support for the existing screw pillars - The existing screw pillars need to be checked that they exactly match where they should be and that the height is right - The eye piece section which the ski mask snaps into needs to be worked on - The right eye piece won't adjust to the left unless you mount it a bit back or remove some of the nose section - Printing the whole thing and re-verifying everything fits Included is 3 Maya files, one which has the bottom thin plate only ready for the boolean cutout. The second file is everything ready for the boolean operations. The third file is everything after boolean operations. STL file is optimised using the free version of Autodesk Netfabb Premium 2017.