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Arduino Nano Weighted Analog Slider Assembly

3D Nate avatar3D Nate

August 1, 2024

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Description

This build is multifunctional but here is my use. I needed an analog slider that would export data to a CSV file. Since this is just a housing you can program anything you need that would require an analog slider and Arduino. I added a 2lb weight and a silicone pad to make it stable while in use, these are both optional.

 

Materials:

Arduino Nano USB C x1

Analog Slider x 1

Lead Weight x1

Silicone Pad x 1

Silicone Glue x 1

Heated Threaded Inserts x 6

M3 Screws x 6

M1.5 Self Taping Screws x 4

 

Assembly

  1. Install 4 threaded inserts into Slider Mount
  2. Install 2 threaded inserts into Base
  3. Solder connections between slider and Arduino with about 3 inches of wire. (Slider mount has wire channel grooves and can be inserted through the side so you don't need to feed wire through before soldering)
  4. Install Arduino nano with 4 M1.5 screws
  5. Attach slider to slider mount with 4 M3 screws
  6. Attach Slider mount to base with 2 M3 screws
  7. Add weight and epoxy into place (optional)
  8. Install lid, should fit fine with a friction fit but for a permanent bond some super glue or 3D Gloop can be sued
  9. Cut and adhere silicone pad to the bottom of the base for grip (optional)

 

 

Coding guide Provided by The Bored Robot

License:

Creative Commons — Attribution

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