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![Prototype](/assets/3dprinting/bin-tracker-5.jpg)
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The bin itself it a standard injection molded affair as you'll find in many cities across the world. I identified a suitably discreet pocket inbetween two reinforcing ribs, that was just about large enough for the tracker, and set about designing a housing. Eventually I arrived at a form where one half is permanently affixed to the bin, and the other secured to the first via two print-in-place screws, facilitating occasional removal for the aforementioned charging. The PebbleBee claims IPX6 water-resistance, but since it will always be facing downwards it should never get directly wet, besides condensation or humidity. Nevertheless I added a hole to the half that houses the tracker, doubling up as an outlet for the built in speaker and as a drain hole for any moisture that does accumulate.
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The bin itself is a standard injection molded affair as you'll find in many cities across the world. I identified a suitably discreet pocket inbetween two reinforcing ribs, that was just about large enough for the tracker, and set about designing a housing. Eventually I arrived at a form where one half is permanently affixed to the bin, and the other secured to the first via two print-in-place screws, facilitating occasional removal for the aforementioned charging. The PebbleBee claims IPX6 water-resistance, but since it will always be facing downwards it should never get directly wet, besides condensation or humidity. Nevertheless I added a hole to the half that houses the tracker, doubling up as an outlet for the built in speaker and as a drain hole for any moisture that does accumulate.
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![Installed](/assets/3dprinting/bin-tracker-2.jpg)
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As installed and printed in black it's quite discreet -- you'd have to be paying close attention to notice it. It's been about a month now and my bin remains mercifully present. Rest assured if it ever goes missing again I will update the post to (hopefully) explain its fate, but having gone to all this effort it almost certainly won't.
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![Bins](/assets/3dprinting/bin-tracker-1.jpg)
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![Bins](/assets/3dprinting/bin-tracker-1.jpg)

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