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+ As I'm typing this, not one of the original wooden elements of the prototype has survived. Well, prototypes are not
+ meant to last. In this case, the beamer arm prototype lasted for a single movie sitting before I realised that it was
+ , on the long run, structurally unstable. More specifically, the single hinge took quite a lot of force. The inside
+ pin is only 8 centimeters high and combined with the length of the arm, the construction makes for quite a lever. The
+ top of the hinge started to come off the back-plate, and, more worryingly, the top curl of the hinge started to open.
+ Back to the drawing board then!
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ The top of the single hinge, coming off the back plate.
+
+
+
+
+
+ As a reminder, the current mechanism consists of a couple of parts. A single big hinge that connects an MDF arm to the
+ wall. Then, a circle with two fixed side plates on top. The arm slides in between these plates. Below the circle, the
+ beamer mount plate is fixed, which can rotate. The whole mechanism would fit in between two shelves in order for
+ inconspicuous storage of the beamer.
+
+
+
+ I wanted to save the old hinge, as it was an expensive part. The obvious thing to do was to add a second
+ expensive part (always dig a deeper hole): the same hinge but slightly less wide, which would hopefully alleviate
+ the problem of the top of the hinge coming off the back plate. I had to reposition the old hinge, to make both fit in
+ between the shelves, with as much space as possible between them in order to lessen the force exerted by the
+ beamer arm. Now I could carve out a new arm, which would prove less heavy than the original one (partly due
+ to the cut-outs, partly due to the use of a lighter type of MDF).
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ The old and the new beamer arm.
+
+
+
+
+
+ The second hinge, installed above the old one.
+
+
+
+
+
+ After painting the new arm I was almost done with the new version! All I had to do now was to connect the old
+ mechanism (the circle with the two fixed side plates) to the arm and the system would be ready. Consider this version
+ to be prototype 2, as I would quickly run into the next hick-up: the two plates connecting to the arm were too tight a
+ fit, which was problematic when assembling everything when painted. The paint itself was adding an extra layer of
+ thickness. It also added friction when sliding the mechanism over the beamer arm, which would damage paint on both of
+ the components. I'd have to do a little bit of work to the mount-plate mechanism then...
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ A 'bit' of work proved to be optimistic.
+
+
+
+
+
+ The circle part, after deconstruction efforts.
+
+
+
+
+
+ The circle and the two side plates formed a solid block, glued together, which meant that my careful efforts to remove
+ the side plates from the circle ended in total destruction of the piece. Fine. Rework those parts as well, and might
+ as well make everything slightly better in the process! The beamer mount plate was shaved down a little to save on
+ weight.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ New bracket and mount plate.
+
+
+
+
+
+ I reworked the circle with two metal brackets instead of gluing the side plates, which alleviates the problem of the
+ pinching plates, making it easier to slide the arm between them. It's a bit less pretty, but it's at least
+ functional and can easily be adapted without tearing up the whole block. I only had to finish the rough edges of the
+ wood with smoothening paste (Polyfilla), paint the elements and hope everything fit together...
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Polyfilla + base paint of the circle and a side panel.
+
+
+
+
+
+ Side panel lacquered, Duplo for the win!
+
+
+
+
+
+ All parts were ready for deployment, and thankfully no measurement errors popped up at the very end. I could install
+ the mount much easier and more precise now, and after a bit of tinkering with the wiring I managed to get a pretty
+ clean final system in place. Easily adjustable in each possible axis, the mechanism locks in place after deploying it
+ in its view state. The only axis which is not locked yet (the angle of the main arm) can easily be
+ manipulated by hand. I could have it be locked in place as well, adjustable and all, but as it's easy to do by hand it
+ does not seem to be worth the effort.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Undeployed, everything tucked away.
+
+
+
+
+
+ Deployed, from the side.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Top view.
+
+
+
+
+
+ Deployed, from the back.
+
+
+
+
+
+ Finally I can put this project to bed, it took me a while but I'm happy with the results. A couple of things I
+ learned:
+
+
Never use a hinge by itself.
+
Don't glue together prototype parts like they have to survive two apocalypses.
+
Don't leave MDF out in the sun for too long: it curls up and deforms.
+
Don't get sunburned by cutting wood the whole day.
+ As I'm typing this, not one of the original wooden elements of the prototype has survived. Well, prototypes are not
+ meant to last. In this case, the beamer arm prototype lasted for a single movie sitting before I realised that it was
+ , on the long run, structurally unstable. More specifically, the single hinge took quite a lot of force. The inside
+ pin is only 8 centimeters high and combined with the length of the arm, the construction makes for quite a lever. The
+ top of the hinge started to come off the back-plate, and, more worryingly, the top curl of the hinge started to open.
+ Back to the drawing board then!
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ The top of the single hinge, coming off the back plate.
+
+
+
+
+
+ As a reminder, the current mechanism consists of a couple of parts. A single big hinge that connects an MDF arm to the
+ wall. Then, a circle with two fixed side plates on top. The arm slides in between these plates. Below the circle, the
+ beamer mount plate is fixed, which can rotate. The whole mechanism would fit in between two shelves in order for
+ inconspicuous storage of the beamer.
+
+
+
+ I wanted to save the old hinge, as it was an expensive part. The obvious thing to do was to add a second
+ expensive part (always dig a deeper hole): the same hinge but slightly less wide, which would hopefully alleviate
+ the problem of the top of the hinge coming off the back plate. I had to reposition the old hinge, to make both fit in
+ between the shelves, with as much space as possible between them in order to lessen the force exerted by the
+ beamer arm. Now I could carve out a new arm, which would prove less heavy than the original one (partly due
+ to the cut-outs, partly due to the use of a lighter type of MDF).
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ The old and the new beamer arm.
+
+
+
+
+
+ The second hinge, installed above the old one.
+
+
+
+
+
+ After painting the new arm I was almost done with the new version! All I had to do now was to connect the old
+ mechanism (the circle with the two fixed side plates) to the arm and the system would be ready. Consider this version
+ to be prototype 2, as I would quickly run into the next hick-up: the two plates connecting to the arm were too tight a
+ fit, which was problematic when assembling everything when painted. The paint itself was adding an extra layer of
+ thickness. It also added friction when sliding the mechanism over the beamer arm, which would damage paint on both of
+ the components. I'd have to do a little bit of work to the mount-plate mechanism then...
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ A 'bit' of work proved to be optimistic.
+
+
+
+
+
+ The circle part, after deconstruction efforts.
+
+
+
+
+
+ The circle and the two side plates formed a solid block, glued together, which meant that my careful efforts to remove
+ the side plates from the circle ended in total destruction of the piece. Fine. Rework those parts as well, and might
+ as well make everything slightly better in the process! The beamer mount plate was shaved down a little to save on
+ weight.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ New bracket and mount plate.
+
+
+
+
+
+ I reworked the circle with two metal brackets instead of gluing the side plates, which alleviates the problem of the
+ pinching plates, making it easier to slide the arm between them. It's a bit less pretty, but it's at least
+ functional and can easily be adapted without tearing up the whole block. I only had to finish the rough edges of the
+ wood with smoothening paste (Polyfilla), paint the elements and hope everything fit together...
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Polyfilla + base paint of the circle and a side panel.
+
+
+
+
+
+ Side panel lacquered, Duplo for the win!
+
+
+
+
+
+ All parts were ready for deployment, and thankfully no measurement errors popped up at the very end. I could install
+ the mount much easier and more precise now, and after a bit of tinkering with the wiring I managed to get a pretty
+ clean final system in place. Easily adjustable in each possible axis, the mechanism locks in place after deploying it
+ in its view state. The only axis which is not locked yet (the angle of the main arm) can easily be
+ manipulated by hand. I could have it be locked in place as well, adjustable and all, but as it's easy to do by hand it
+ does not seem to be worth the effort.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Undeployed, everything tucked away.
+
+
+
+
+
+ Deployed, from the side.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Top view.
+
+
+
+
+
+ Deployed, from the back.
+
+
+
+
+
+ Finally I can put this project to bed, it took me a while but I'm happy with the results. A couple of things I
+ learned:
+
+
Never use a hinge by itself.
+
Don't glue together prototype parts like they have to survive two apocalypses.
+
Don't leave MDF out in the sun for too long: it curls up and deforms.
+
Don't get sunburned by cutting wood the whole day.
+
Listen to sheep, for they are wise.
+
+
+
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+{
+ "created_timestamp": 1529827943.7910142,
+ "languages": [
+ "nl",
+ "en"
+ ],
+ "tags": [
+ "project"
+ ],
+ "title": {
+ "en": "Long live the prototype!",
+ "nl": "Lang leve het prototype!"
+ }
+}
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+learned:
+- don't put MDF in the sun
+- it'll curve 'up,, the sunny side will shrink
+l
+blabla
diff --git a/src/assets/posts.json b/src/assets/posts.json
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@@ -1 +1 @@
-[{"id": "first", "info": {"created_timestamp": 1515094679.342938, "title": {"en": "Who said Web 1.0 was dead anyway?", "nl": "Omdat ik het Web 1.0 tijdperk gemist heb..."}, "tags": ["blog"], "languages": ["nl", "en"]}}, {"id": "phdpresentation", "info": {"created_timestamp": 1522255558.864005, "languages": ["en", "nl"], "tags": ["tech"], "title": {"en": "Presentation of my PhD public defence", "nl": "Publieke doctoraatsverdediging - presentatie"}}}, {"id": "ikearefurbish", "info": {"created_timestamp": 1525895500.2597992, "languages": ["nl", "en"], "tags": ["project"], "title": {"en": "Better together!", "nl": "Eindelijk samen!"}}}, {"id": "beamerprototype", "info": {"created_timestamp": 1526328948.8972409, "languages": ["nl", "en"], "tags": ["project"], "title": {"en": "No more television!", "nl": "Geen televisie meer!"}}}]
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+[{"id": "first", "info": {"created_timestamp": 1515094679.342938, "title": {"en": "Who said Web 1.0 was dead anyway?", "nl": "Omdat ik het Web 1.0 tijdperk gemist heb..."}, "tags": ["blog"], "languages": ["nl", "en"]}}, {"id": "phdpresentation", "info": {"created_timestamp": 1522255558.864005, "languages": ["en", "nl"], "tags": ["tech"], "title": {"en": "Presentation of my PhD public defence", "nl": "Publieke doctoraatsverdediging - presentatie"}}}, {"id": "ikearefurbish", "info": {"created_timestamp": 1525895500.2597992, "languages": ["nl", "en"], "tags": ["project"], "title": {"en": "Better together!", "nl": "Eindelijk samen!"}}}, {"id": "beamerprototype", "info": {"created_timestamp": 1526328948.8972409, "languages": ["nl", "en"], "tags": ["project"], "title": {"en": "No more television!", "nl": "Geen televisie meer!"}}}, {"id": "beamer", "info": {"languages": ["nl", "en"], "tags": ["project"], "title": {"en": "Long live the prototype!", "nl": "Lang leve het prototype!"}, "created_timestamp": 1529827943.7910142}}]
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ 
+