Above is the back side of the machine. Along the top is a piece of DIN Rail that extends from the left and right of the ShapeOko frame. This is where the majority of parts are installed. Below this, you see a grey vertical surface with parts mounted. This is a long steel L-Bracket, surplus from some IKEA furniture, that I screwed to the ShapeOko MDF work surface.
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Hey! I’m the author of the this Pick and PLace machine, so it’s pretty cool to see it on Adafruit.
Anyway, there are updates to this project! Check them out here:
http://petemills.blogspot.com/2014/04/diy-pick-and-place-machine-part-2.html
http://petemills.blogspot.com/2014/04/diy-pick-and-place-machine-part-3.html