Laboratory Stand
Laboratory Stand Guide
We use a simple laboratory stand that the Transformer is assembled on without skins or covers.
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Assembled lab stand
Parts
The following 3D printed and/or machined parts are available in our hardware repository .
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Lab stand base (3D printed)
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Lab stand plate (machined Delrin)
Quantity | Description | McMaster Part Number | |
---|---|---|---|
4 | Adhesive-Back Bumpers | 95495K24 | |
4 | 18-8 Stainless Steel Hex Drive Flat Head Screw | 92125A212 | |
2 | Button Head Hex Drive Screw | 92095A212 |
Procedure
Tap the 3D printed base with M5 tap for the 4 flat head screws. Attach the adhesive-back bumpers to the underside of the base and attached the lab stand plate with 4 flat head screws. The assembled system is then attached to the lab stand with the two button head hex drive screws.