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unfy:
While looking up other stuff, I came across this page:

http://kavionic.com/blog/Building_a_camera_guided_PCB_drill_jig

And this one is same concept:

http://www.turtlesarehere.com/html/pcb_drill.html


The idea is to mount a (cheap) USB micrscope under the relief hole of a drill press and use the camera to position the peace to drill.

Built one myself.

The dremel drill press thing itself sucks for PCB work - it's got too much play / slack / etc.  I'll be fixing this later or just building a new mounting plate on it.

Anyhoo below is my results.

The box is 3/4" ACX plywood.  9" x 11" x 6" tall.  Was a single 2'x2' panel, chopped up.  The "T" inside is some 1x4 medium quality pine.

It's a 15 year old dremel and "drill press" kit for it.  I'll prolly replace this with something smaller and quieter since only doing PCB work AFAIK.

The webcam is a cheap $15 webcam off ebay.  Uses some closed cell foam "work mat" or tool mat as it's padding.  Attached via some 1-1/4" conduit straps.

Software is some free stuff (including cross hair thing).

bkoenig:
Cool!

tstuart34:
Very cool!  We are just entering the camra world at work. We are using it to give us width feed back on a sheet width. It's a neat thing and the quality continues to improve. Over the last 5 years since I've been in the industry imaging has made huge advancements.

Can you measure finished hole size? Or a more partical shooting application can you take measurements on a shot group to find out group diameter?

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Mali:

--- Quote from: tstuart34 on July 23, 2015, 11:23:25 PM ---Can you measure finished hole size? Or a more partical shooting application can you take measurements on a shot group to find out group diameter?
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Might be something that this product could be modified to work with: http://www.lasrapp.com/
I know it it designed to work with the laser in practice but they do have the ability to have modules written.

tstuart34:

--- Quote from: Mali on July 24, 2015, 10:13:10 AM ---Might be something that this product could be modified to work with: http://www.lasrapp.com/
I know it it designed to work with the laser in practice but they do have the ability to have modules written.

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There is software packages out there already but unfy is a DIY guy. Thought maybe he could have some fun developing his new toy.

here is the software its only $12

http://ontargetshooting.com/index.html

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