Control Panel Mpin Connector
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Adom modular control-panel connector strip (175 x 10 mm) with machine pins - 3D model has BAKED SILKSCREEN
Control Panel Mpin Connector
An Adom modular board-to-board connector strip (175 x 10 mm) that carries power and signals across the Adom machine-pin stack. Press-fit machine pins stand vertical along the strip and mate with machine contacts on the adjacent board.
The 3D model above has BAKED SILKSCREEN
This page demonstrates the full Fusion 360 to wiki-grade 3D pipeline end to end, including the silkscreen bake. The interactive model above is the real board with its silkscreen composited onto the soldermask: SIDE A, the GND / 5V rails, the RUD signal labels, and every refdes, exactly where they sit on the physical board. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom.
How it was made (all reproducible):
- Opened the Fusion electronics design, exported the STEP (3D) and the gerbers (2D board).
- Rendered the top/bottom Legend gerber layers to PNGs framed exactly to the board outline
(
Profilelayer, 175 x 10 mm), so the silk registers 1:1 with the board. - Ran STEP + the two silk PNGs through service-step2glb molecule mode: OCCT tessellation -> anchor to the machine pins -> silkscreen bake -> gold pins -> join/weld/prune -> Draco.
Result: a 196 KB, 6-mesh GLB with baked silkscreen, auto-anchored. Same optimizer that produces the gorgeous molecule 3D models across the wiki.
Board
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Outline | 175 x 10 mm |
| Machine pins | 8 (press-fit) |
| Silkscreen | baked into the 3D model |
| Source | Fusion 360 electronics design (Main project) |
Related
- Machine Pin Medium Standard - the press-fit pin used here.
# Control Panel Mpin Connector
An Adom modular **board-to-board connector strip** (175 x 10 mm) that carries power and signals
across the Adom machine-pin stack. Press-fit **machine pins** stand vertical along the strip and
mate with machine contacts on the adjacent board.
## The 3D model above has BAKED SILKSCREEN
This page demonstrates the full **Fusion 360 to wiki-grade 3D** pipeline end to end, including the
silkscreen bake. The interactive model above is the real board with its silkscreen composited onto
the soldermask: **SIDE A**, the **GND** / **5V** rails, the RUD signal labels, and every refdes,
exactly where they sit on the physical board. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom.
How it was made (all reproducible):
1. Opened the Fusion electronics design, exported the **STEP** (3D) and the **gerbers** (2D board).
2. Rendered the top/bottom **Legend** gerber layers to PNGs framed exactly to the board outline
(`Profile` layer, 175 x 10 mm), so the silk registers 1:1 with the board.
3. Ran STEP + the two silk PNGs through **service-step2glb molecule mode**: OCCT tessellation ->
anchor to the machine pins -> **silkscreen bake** -> gold pins -> join/weld/prune -> Draco.
Result: a **196 KB, 6-mesh** GLB with baked silkscreen, auto-anchored. Same optimizer that produces
the gorgeous molecule 3D models across the wiki.
## Board
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Outline | 175 x 10 mm |
| Machine pins | 8 (press-fit) |
| Silkscreen | baked into the 3D model |
| Source | Fusion 360 electronics design (Main project) |
## Related
- [Machine Pin Medium Standard](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/machinepinmediumstandard) - the press-fit pin used here.