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Kossel Mini SmartLCD-Case

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A simple case for the RepRapDiscount SmartLCD controller on a Kossel Mini with 15mm extrusions with a SD-card slot.

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A simple case for the RepRapDiscount SmartLCD controller on a Kossel Miniwith 15mm extrusions. It features an SD card slot and an emergency halt button.

Note: The knob for the rotary encoder is not part of this thing. I've used http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6194

What you need

Parts used (BOM)

  • 1x case (printed)

  • 1x emergency halt button (printed)

  • 1x knob (printed, not part of this thing)

  • 4x M3x6mm allen head screws

  • 4x M3x8mm allen head screws

  • 4x M3 washers

  • 4x M3 nuts

  • 2x small wood screws, about 2x5mm

Tools used

  • wire cutter

  • knife

  • small flat file

  • 2mm drill

Suggested print settings

  • Rafts: No

  • Supports: No

  • Resolution: 0.2mm layer thickness

Instructions

  • Slice model and print case and button separately. Printing a few buttons at the same time improves their quality due to a longer cooling time between layers.

  • Use wire cutter, knife and file to clean out the SD card slot support structure.

  • Use 2mm drill to clean mounting holes on button.

  • Mount button inside of case with 2x small screws. The button should move freely inside of its hole and return to its initial position on its own.

  • Use 4x M3x8mm screws, washers and nuts to mount case in front of your Kossel Mini.

  • Insert SmartLCD controller board into case.

  • Use 4x M3x6mm screws to mount board inside of case.

  • Connect controller board with data cables.

  • Attach knob on rotary encoder.

  • Have fun with your controller case. 😉

Note: Using a different color for button and knob looks more fancy.

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