plates
Table of Contents
plates
| Parts infobox | |
|---|---|
| Image | |
| designers | Timothy Schmidt |
| date | 2019 |
| vitamins | |
| materials | |
| transformations | |
| lifecycles | |
| tools | CNC routers, Drill presses, Saws |
| parts | Sheets, Structural insulated panels |
| techniques | |
| files | |
| sources | Makerstore.cc |
| git | |
Introduction
Many parts do not match the Replimat hole pattern. They are often the most unique and purposeful components of a project which is the reason they are often the easiest part to start building from. Adapter plates can be manufactured with simple tools like a saw and drill for any part with an existing planar mounting holes.
Challenges
Approaches
Create mounting plates from flat material, which contain the Replimat hole pattern, and a mounting pattern for an associated part. Drilling or cutting multiple overlapping hole patterns into the same plate can allow it to be bolted to several different size frames.
Corner plates
T plates
Electronics mounting plates
Padded plates
- 5×10
- 5×1
Resources
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