A Better DIY USB Microscope Mount & Stand
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DIY project made from all common or easily and inexpensively purchased parts and build/assembly is novice level.
During the assembly none of the main components were modified or damaged from their original use or function; no permanent gluing, drilling or machining. No special tools were required other than I used a scroll saw and sander for the body pieces, but a hand coping saw and sandpaper would work just as well. The thin, clear plexi specimen sheet covering the base was scored with a utility knife and snapped, then screwed (or can be nailed carefully if holes drilled first) into place.
The Camera Macro Focus Rail was purchased for around $10 on Ebay. It is of heavy cast iron construction with a fine metering rack and pinion mechanism with an adjuster knob for raising and lowering the scope and has a position lock knob as well. The actual slide block is already tapped and threaded for the camera mount used in the project. The microscope clamp as seen is a standard action camera bicycle handle bar mount type (inexpensive) with the internal rubber pieces removed. The arm clamp was made from an extendable pocket inspection mirror, the mirror removed and an alligator clip crimped on in its place, then mounted with a small 90 deg. steel bracket with bolt, washers, o'ring (to allow movement) and nut.
This stand is a much better option and more precise than the cheap, lightweight, plastic, wobbly stands that come with the low priced USB Microscopes purchased online.
The Microscope in my slideshow was purchased previously from gearbest.com for approx. $10 and again, was not modified in any way. It is their model S02, rated at 50-500X magnification. This is a false claim. I tested it against my compound microscope and the highest magnification achieved is around 35-40X maximum! These USB Microscopes are not really microscopes at all, but single lens webcams only. Good for low mag needs, but worthless for school or biological studies.
If interested in wood pieces dimensions, ask in the comment section and I will gladly supply them.
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