3D Cad for Teensy 3.5 and 3.6

[Connor]

Does anyone have a link to 3D Cad for teensy 3.5 and or 3.6

Thanks

[JLJ]

Rendered model

3D CAD model for Teensy 3.6
https://github.com/BasicAirData/AirD...port/teensy3.6

[Ridgeglider]

Looks nice! Any chance that you could post the 3D files in a more universal format like STEP or parasolid .X_t so folks w/o Inventor could benefit too?

[KurtE]

My version is not half as nice as that one, but I have used it in my 3d renderings in Diptrace.


If you want to play with the Step file, I have included it here...

Again this is not half as nice as the version above, but at least I could verify how things would look in diptrace...

[JLJ]

Thank you.
Look at this new folder
https://github.com/BasicAirData/AirD...teensy3.6/STEP
It is somewhat raw, more development is needed.

Regarding the file format, you are right, it is more comfortable to use a neutral file format. But is not trivial.
We've an open issue on Github
https://github.com/BasicAirData/AirD...uter/issues/40

[JLJ]

@KurtE It seems we posted at the same time.
Thank you for sharing!

In my humble opinion your release seem to be more appropriate for development purposes than ours; and it is nice. In fact ours is render oriented.

Anyway.
For development, we use Kicad. Once the PCB is completed we export the wrlm 3D model and then we use it with our enclosure/case 3D model.

[Ridgeglider]

Kurt and JLJ, thanks for the prompt responses. Kurt any idea what the weird artifacts are near the SD Card socket?

[@ZS6HG]

I have created an Altium 3D Model for anyone looking to use it - Teensy 3.5/6 - it will also be up on my 3D Content Central portfolio in due course - search for tag 'Teensy'

[JLJ]

@ZS6HG Thank you for sharing!

[Ridgeglider]

Very nice, thanks!

[PaulStoffregen]

I've added links to these 3D models from the dimensions page. Hopefully that will help everyone to find them.

https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/dimensions.html

If there are any others I've missed, please let me know?

[Darcy]

Many Thanks ZS6HG,

My model was 90% finished, so your post inspired me to complete it. I have stolen some of your model - I didn't have all the passive components on mine.
My K66 and Reset-button are quite a bit taller than yours, and the Micro-SD a little further out, and while your SD Slot is much more accurate, it didn't import as solid into my package so I have left mine as-is.
Unless someone is like me, packaging with sub-millimeter tolerances and clearances, it will never worry them!
I will upload mine here after I have run it through a few MCAD packages at work to check it is robust (STEP, even though a standard exchange format for 30~40 years, is never read or written exactly the same on any two CAD systems)

[PaulStoffregen]

@Darcy - Are your files published somewhere?

[pix-os]

for those who want a sketchup file of the teensy 3.6 (not 100% accurate)

teensy 3.6.skp.zip

render:

[Darcy]

My file as per my above post is here:

Oh, and another version with headers for those that don't like soldering!

[Darcy]

and finally a HOOPS stream format and a VRML format here:

[Ridgeglider]

Darcy: Any chance that you can export your Teensy 3.6 model in parasolid or maybe IGES(?) format. The Step format seems to lose most (but not all) the color when it get imported into Solidworks. Parasolid usually preserves it. Figured I ask. Thanks!

[Evan110011]

I have created an Altium 3D Model for anyone looking to use it - Teensy 3.5/6 - it will also be up on my 3D Content Central portfolio in due course - search for tag 'Teensy'

ZS6HG, Do you mind if I use this as the model for a Circuitmaker component?
(The resulting part is publicly visible and usable).

[bschena]

Teensy noob here. I see that 3D CAD models are available for various Teensys, but I haven't found one for the 4.0.

Anyone have a model that I can import into Solidworks (2017) - native, STEP, or even IDF or IGES...?

Thanks!

[Chris O.]

Hey guys I'm about to release my Teensy 4.1 3D Cad Files just need to adjust few things on the bottom.
Quick preview:

[Chris O.]

Okay so here I am releasing my 3d files in couple formats, note this is my first experience in 3d software.
All created with DesignSpark Mechanical version 3.
MIT License:

[luni]

Any chance to export as step or iges?

[Chris O.]

Hi luni.

Any chance to export as step or iges?

I see what I can do but it's getting too late tonight ( 3:13am ) I got to be up in the morning.

[KurtE]

Those look a lot nicer than the quick and dirty version I did a few years ago, that I use in Diptrace to show 3d layouts of some of my boards that I tinker with, like:



But if you wish to play some with it until Chris O gets his uploaded...

[Chris O.]

@ luni

Any chance to export as step or iges?

Unfortunately that's not possible with DesignSpark Mechanical free version, you can only do this with SpaceClaim Engineer.

With SpaceClaim Engineer, not only do you get the intuitive and fast "Pull, Move, Fill, Combine" interface that makes DesignSpark Mechanical so easy to use, but also you can import, export, and edit additional formats.
link: Ansys SpaceClaim Engineer
Perhaps the free trial version can do this

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