Hey, I'm trying to 3d print or CNC a replacement back glass panel for my phone, but I can't find any dimensions anywhere
Does anyone have measurements, or should I order a replacement and take them myself
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Here's a link showing the phone's overall specifications including the dimensions that may help.
Here's the ifixit Samsung Galaxy S24+ repair guide that may come in handy when you have printed the back glass panel.
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I found this CAD:
https://www.printables.com/model/748111-...
I recently did a similar thing for iPhones, I got a bamboo iPhone X back and an acryl iPhone 12 mini :-). Laser cutting is probably your best bet as CNC is quite expensive and 3D printing is either fragile (layered) or will lose its accuracy because of hardening (resin).
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Hey, thanks for replying! Unfortunately, I need exact measurements. I was just asking here before I order one to measure myself.
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I thought that down to a 1/10th of a mm (0.1mm) would be accurate enough.
Even Vernier callipers only go down to 0.1mm.
How do you intend to measure it more accurately? Just curious
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Doing it myself will probably be fine I just wanted to see if anyone else had done it.
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