March 11, 2014 AT 3:00 pm
Beaglebone Black Radio Build #3Dprinting #lasercut #beagleboneblack @TXInstruments @beagleboardorg
Frederick Vandenbosch shared his build documentation for his Beaglebone Black Radio project on Element14:
My original idea, as proposed in my Roadtest application, was to “sandwich” all of the components between two sheets op plexiglass and provide access to the LCD for control.
Because I’m not the handiest man around, I thought of designing the plexi sheets I would need and have them laser cut through some online laser cutting service.
I started searching for laser cutting services nearby, but once I saw the price to get what I wanted cut, I quickly abandoned that track. Way too expensive!
It was time to learn a new skill. I went to the local hardware store, bought a sheet of plexi, some drill bits, and got started …
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