This was chmorrill's solution for the lights on his build
http://www.diybookscanner.org/forum/vie ... 8&start=20
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- 19 Feb 2012, 03:13
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
- Replies: 406
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- 19 Feb 2012, 01:46
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
- Replies: 406
- Views: 580849
Re: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
For the new L bracket platten placement without grooves for the scanner how does the glass or plexi clamp in place what is used to keep it in place now this isn't to clear to me but I am considering having just these two pieces cut out again for the improved platten placement. will the previous mode...
- 27 Jan 2012, 21:09
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: Self-Adjusting Spine Support
- Replies: 103
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Re: Self-Adjusting Spine Support
It seems my observations were off it wouldnt be the first time, however i am encountering a regular problem despite me checking everything I could think of both cameras are both zoomed in equally and i amusing identical cameras however the font seems to come out smaller on the right camera. When all...
- 26 Jan 2012, 22:37
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: Self-Adjusting Spine Support
- Replies: 103
- Views: 130887
Re: Self-Adjusting Spine Support
all of the ideas for the spine support are great however there is a problem that is not taken into account. whatever solution is used to adjust the spine as the book moves to another end one camera gets more of a fuller shot of a page then the other camera does so it may result in the font on one pa...
- 26 Jan 2012, 03:10
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
- Replies: 406
- Views: 580849
Re: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
Also a reminder that may have been forgotten GaryK came up with a PVC pipe solution for the handle in the same way the seatpost is used.
- 26 Jan 2012, 01:35
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
- Replies: 406
- Views: 580849
Re: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
That was my original plan to use a threaded rod instead of a carriage bolt but I forgot to order it when I paced my order with fastenal. I didn't use a nearing in my scanner just like cfmorrill I didn't like the always turning thing I like my handle in one place and the brake handle can be adjusted ...
- 23 Jan 2012, 05:20
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: GaryK's trigger which he deleted
- Replies: 24
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I posted my pics of my progress on my build to date under the main topic for the new build. I wasn't able to do what I originally planned to do with the handle using the threaded rod I forgot to include it in my fastanel order and the size I needed isn't a common size in stores. maybe I will still h...
- 22 Jan 2012, 21:34
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
- Replies: 406
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Re: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
i had a cut out of both light module for the GaryK version i put in 2 led 8w bulbs i got off ebay for a great deal $25.00 and i put them in some reflectors i purchased from home depot about $6.00 a piece for my trigger i combined what cfmorrill did with a solution of my own a pinch bolt used for loc...
- 22 Jan 2012, 21:20
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
- Replies: 406
- Views: 580849
Re: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
here is the progress of my build so far i am thinking of getting another one cut out from a different place due to the issues i had with locking the peices in all the way which is affecting everything from my glass placement which affects my scanning to the leveling of my cameras
- 14 Jan 2012, 17:20
- Forum: Scanners and Build Threads
- Topic: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
- Replies: 406
- Views: 580849
Re: A DIY Book Scanner In Every Hackerspace /DIY Kit
a note about my progress on this build i did a 260 page book in about 18-20 minutes regular pace not rushed ( although a bit irritated i had to do the same book for the 3rd time). That includes me having ti adjust the book a few times for the platen to go in the center of the book. also i found a te...