Designed a Ludlum 44-9 probe cover to protect the Geiger tube since I take my Geiger out antiquing in search of uranium glass and radium clocks and such often enough, but while traveling I'm afraid I might accidentally damage the delicate and expensive probe. with this cover you can store it on top of the probe when in use as to not interfere with alpha beta radiation readings it also adds a bit of a decorative touch although a tad cheesy if you opt for the trefoil logo.

The STL for the model with the trefoil radiation logo is for dual color only otherwise it'll slice funny, because of this I've added a blank one for single color if you can't do dual color and/or don't want the symbol. it's got a bit of slop to hopefully account for tolerance differences between probes or vary slight misaligned top plates like mine because of this it's a tad loose on mine when covering the tube face but is tight when on top but either way the 4 tabs keep it secure so far. If these wear out and become an issue I may make another version I'm thinking with rubber bands to secure the cover. also tried to make the mouth were the wand sticks out wide enough to account for different size welds that hold the wand and tube housing together so hopefully it aint too small if your probe has sloppy welds.

44-9 probe cover v1.1.stl

44-9 probe cover v1.stl

These adapters convert the ridiculous mounting footprint on the PlayStation 3D display into a standard 75x75 footprint one adds the standard 100x100 footprint to it too, but I liked how I got the 75 to sit in the grid on the back. anyways the tv uses 4 M3 bolts for mounting for some reason so **I used four M3*20's bolts** with washers. goes without saying but its **best printed with high to 100% infill since its gotta hold a tv**. I did print with supports for the recessed m3 bolt holes.

I added holes that line up with the speaker/subwoofer so shouldn't affect sound, no clue what that little hole goes to but it's on the back of the tv so I made the hole for it. Added a recess for the PlayStation logo to sit in since it protrudes, gave me a good spot to label this thing too.

Now on mine I had to drill out the holes for the m3 bolts to get the screws through and I pressed the nuts that came with my arm in after deburring to get them in and friction let me tighten them appropriately, but the shape of the nuts didn't allow for hex holes otherwise id have done that. I believe I corrected the hole sizes a bit but just be aware there may be **some minor fitting/drilling required** and different arms may have different hardware sizes.

Mine was printed with PLA at 50% infill but I'd recommend higher infill to be safe but in all honesty i think these cheap M3 bolts will break first who the heck designed M3's for a tv. anyways it's been hanging for 2 months now and handles me moving the arm around, so I figured it was time to upload it.

PlayStation 3D Display VESA Adapter

PlayStation 3D display VESA Adapter 75x75.stl

Reverse engineered the original cover plate; they seem to be commonly damaged haven't gotten or designed a logo to insert or perhaps a little quarter holder yet. Uses original mounting hardware to install. original part number is 2-18214-02 "Description: Bill Acceptor Blockout Assy. (Covers Opening When No B.A. Is Used)"
To get it to look right you'll want to print face down on a textured plate to match the texture and maybe use a matte/lower gloss filament mine came out a little too glossy.

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jukebox bill changer cover.stl

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PlayStation 3D Display VESA Adapter

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