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From: Stefan Krister <stefan.krister@creative.chaos.de>
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Subject: Re: mechanical dimensions
Date: Wed, 24 Jun 2015 08:59:28 +0200
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Hi Martin,

Martin Gregorie schrieb am 22.06.2015 um 18:04:
>
> Does OpenSCAD let you import photos so you can draw over them on another 
> layer?  

No, it doesn't.

> Alternatively, if you own a vernier caliper or even a good steel ruler, 
> why not use that to measure the RPi pcb, hole positions, etc? That 
> should  should be accurate enough. You can use the caliper or a set of 
> drills to measure the hole sizes very accurately. 

Sure I did that already. But as mentioned earlier - it would be nice if
there is a drawing with measurements from the side, front and back.

Bye

Stefan