Open Source Optical Rail from OpenBeam - Magnetic Base
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This Is Part Of A System Of Prints That Turns An Openbeam Into An Optical Rail. An Optical Rail Is A Long, Straight, Sturdy Rail Onto Which Optical Components Such As Light Sources And Lenses Can Be Bolted Down And Easily Shifted Along The Length Of The Rail. Commercial Optical Rail Sells For $380/M ($115/Ft). Open Beam Only Costs $12/M For The Fancy Black Anodized Stuff. You Get The Idea. This Component Is Part Of The [Open-Source Optics Project](Http://Www.Appropedia.Org/Open_Source_Optics), Whose Goal Is To Radically Reduce The Cost Of Scientific Optical Hardware: By The [Michigan Tech'S Open Sustainability Technology Research Group](Http://Www.Appropedia.Org/Category:Most). For Similar See The [Open-Source Lab How To Build Your Own Hardware And Reduce Research Costs](Http://Www.Appropedia.Org/Open-Source_Lab)
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