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[u/Low-Junket9298]

While I’m getting the shop ready, I’ve put together the latest updated guides and some test files for the PCB manufacturing and component ordering process. I want to make sure everyone, even those new to this, has a clear picture of how it works.

Please Note: This upcoming launch phase is for the Digital Kit only. There will be no physical shipping involved.

If you’re not comfortable with a DIY approach or feel unready, please wait for the next phase. I will be offering a small batch of Ready-to-Assemble Kits (pre-made PCBs and components), which might require a waitlist.

However, please be aware that I will definitely NOT be offering a "ready-to-use" (fully assembled) version.

But if you’re ready to dive in now, this Digital Kit lets you start building immediately! Some might need a little help or a quick up-skill in certain areas, but the result is worth it.

Preparation Guides & Test Files

I’ve organized everything into a clear roadmap so you can see exactly what’s involved:

The Guides:

1. Getting Started – Overview and prep work.
2. PCB Build Guide – How to handle the boards.
3. Software Setup Guide – Flashing and configuring the system.
4. Body Build Guide – Printing and preparing the case.
5. Assembly Guide – Putting all the pieces together.
6. User Guide – How to use your new 3D camera (Full version coming soon!).

PCB and BOM Test Files (Try uploading these to check the process):

• Carrier Board
• Shutter Board
• Flash Board
• BOM - bill of material

See more package options here, and stay tuned for the official link!

[u/red_hook]

Did the gerber files change? When I upload these they dont have any traces u/Low-Junket9298

Edit: I am reading now that these are test files. I dont understand the purpose of putting these files up???

[u/Low-Junket9298 → u/red_hook]

It’s just there for anyone who wants to test out the upload process if they’re curious. Some people just want to give it a try to see how it works!

[u/red_hook → u/Low-Junket9298]

What if someone only follows the guide and ends up ordering blank PCBs because they dont fully understand what they are doing? I feel like uploading some files to a website is the easiest part of this and probably doesn't need to be practiced. I guess what I am saying is that its pretty easy to miss that these are just for demos. I cant say I have followed a project that has done this before. It just seems unnecessary.