Hi all. So a while back a bunch of people I regularly ride with wanted a poastmote shell that would fit the HoytPuck 2, so after borrowing a puck 2 and drinking too much, I decided to take a crack at it.
Quickly realized the overall shape of the PCB isn’t symmetrical like the puck 1, made things a bit more annoying (puck 1 on the left for comparison).
Using the STL’s for the 2poast2mote as a base, I reverse engineered an editable file in AutoCAD fusion, then made the necessary edits to fit the updated PCB.
Since the model was a not-so direct conversion from a STL file, there were some limits to what I could edit without fusion having a stroke (thankfully autosave and crash recovery exists).
I’ll be the first to admit that the model isn’t perfect (I was wasted for about 80% of it) but the end result works well enough. There were all printed with PLA .
Shoutout to @stan_he for lending me a puck 2 to model off of / giving feedback for the prototype and of course @poastoast for the 2poast2mote STL’s.
3poast3mote Front.stl (1.9 MB)
3poast3mote Rear.stl (1.4 MB)
Also lmk if there are any issues with the STL’s when printing. It was designed to work with my printer, which is admittedly pretty ass ( its literally some no name printer I got for free).
