视星S50台面调平底座

Seestar S50 tabletop base with levelling -

2024-04-19 04:30:32

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Summary

Here is my relatively stable tabletop stand for the seestar s50 telescope. Designed specifically to just fit on my inside window-ledge. This scope is surprisingly good through glass.

The inclusion of the full disc on the base means even if it tips its very unlikely to actually fall over. You can add rubber feet midpoint between the feet if you are still worried.

You need one base, one top and 3 feet.

There are 2 versions of the top and base because there are 2 standard sizes for the tripod bolts. The seestar itself uses the larger three eighths size so if you arent using thread adapters this is the one for you. If you have fitted a thread adapter to use the seestar on a quarter inch thread camera tripod, which is common then print the small ones. You will need to find a suitable bolt, mine came from ebay as tripod specific bolts for around a quid each. Ask me if you need the spec or look it up. The platform uses up 6mm of the bolts thread but not much needs to actually engage with the scope. Mine are 10mm long thread and do work but I would suggest 14mm or more ideally.

My photos are of the v2 version which doesnt have extra raised bits on the base, mine is for a pretty flat window ledge but you may need more so there is 5mm extra rise if required in this v3 version.

My threads printed perfectly at 0.2 layer height, I wouldnt go any larger and if your printer isnt dialled in then perhaps 0.16 is safer, if you have the time. I used 3 shells and 20% infill in bog standard PLA.

The whole lot took 3.5 hours on my snapmaker at 240mm/sec, printed one at a time to help with the threads, I only arranged them for the photo to show the orientation.

No supports required and I suggest no rafts so the bed side is 100% flat.

Assembly

Allow the base and top to fully cool before removing them so they remain flat.

Screw the 3 feet into the raised holes on the base. Start them VERY carefully so you dont cross thread the soft plastic.

Put the top on top of the base and put your tripod screw through and into your seestar. You can superglue if you like but it isnt required, the screw does the work for you.

Boot into the seestar app and have fun adjusting the feet until you win a prize "0.0"

Please check the stability yourself as I will not be buying you a replacement seestar if you kill it. Any slop you see is most likely in the seestars mechanism.

This will of course work for levelling anything else you require but I cant think of anything else that size that requires tabletop levelling.

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