This repository contains all the released 3D models for DEV Joni open-source instrumentation. Its purposes are to
- Assign each part a part number that is the name of the file
- Give our customers access to the models for spare-part printing and modding
- Act as a model library for our programs and web pages
The models are released under the open-source GPLv3-only license. Click here to learn more what it means.
Most models are aimed for 3D FDM printing with the following settings
- PET-G
- 20% infill
- 0.2 mm layer height
- 0.4 mm nozzle
- Otherwise default slicer and printer settings
Please feel free to experiment with these settings. Some parts require using support material but your slicer will warn about this.
Please do notice that many devices and tools also need non-printable parts such as micro-controllers resistors and wires. If you are on this DIY journey, our Wiki provides useful details related to the assembly
Please report any missing models in our Github issues tracker
https://github.com/devjonix/stllib/issues
We acknowledge that currently many models available on the web-shop are not yet in this repository. It can be that these models are not yet finalised or fully tested for public release, or we have not just simply had time to release them. At the very latest, we aim to release the 3D models of a device or tool simultaneously with the first delivery to a customer.
Most 3D models have been modelled using OpenSCAD - We will also release these OpenSCAD files but with much lower priority than the STL files here. Two reasons why. First, we believe that most customers benefit more from asap direct STL file access so they can print spare parts and make their own mods, adapters etc. Second, cleaning up the OpenSCAD files for a release condition takes some time - Releasing STL files is a quick job. If you do need and OpenSCAD file for a specific part please open an issue here and we try to get it to you soon.
If you have improvement ideas on a specific product or part, we would encourage sharing those on our Forums at