- It didn't need to take up so many lines
- Also added Bosch's contact locator tool to make it easier for people
to find other distributors, as suggested by /u/d4baller
- This is a full remake compared to v3, which was designed in Rhino. To
make it more accessible for contributions, it's been redone in
FreeCAD. This means you can edit it with a free program as well as
making it parametric. The positions of the BTUs can be edited by
changing the values in the spreadsheet embedded in the CAD file.
- These parts haven't yet been test printed
- This is the first full version of the BTU mod I created.
- v1 and v2 were just test pieces that mounted to the front screw
holes of the trackball to check clearances. They weren't really a
usable top as they didn't have anything other than the ball well.
- This part has been test printed on an Ender 3 and works well.
- These files were created in Rhino by deleting the surfaces that made
up the bearing sockets and patching the holes that were left
- This is a good base for the BTU top or any other mods people want to
make
George Bryant