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# eScooter Hardware
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## PLEASE READ THIS GUIDE BEFORE YOU START PRINTING ANYTHING
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There are 2 variations of this mounting assembly which will be referred to as version A and version B throughout this guide. We recommend using version A unless you are having trouble with the dovetail joints (the parts that slide tightly together).
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## Version A
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Version A consists of 4 parts:
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* holder.STL
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* (includes 2 parts)
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holder.STL should be printed face down as below. Be sure to **use** support material as this will certainly fail without. This part will most likely be very difficult to remove from the bed of the printer due to its high surface area.
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Once everything is assembled, a square of velcro can be placed in the top of this part where the PCB rests. PCB fit is shown below.
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blah.stl
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blah.STL produces 2 usable parts but actually has 4 separate parts as far as CURA (or any other STL viewer/slicer) is concerned. They must be printed in the following orientation and **no** support material should be used.
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## Version B
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Version B consists of 3 parts:
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* holder3.STL (refer to version A)
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* arm3.STL
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* clamp.STL
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holder.STL should be made exactly as in version A.
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arm.STL should be printed in the following orientation to minimize the risk of layer delamination causing catastrauphic failure in the clamping system. Also, be sure to **use** support material or the print will be likely to fail.
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clamp.STL should be printed in the following orientation for the same reasons as arm.STL. Support material is **not needed** for this print.
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