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Outdoor water resistant enclosure - Designed for Helium Miner Hotspot - Finestra
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I designed a water-resistant enclosure for my Helium miner hotspot.
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- Printables
- Category
- Other House Equipment
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
- I designed this enclosure so that I can mount my Helium hotspot outside. This miner (Finestra) is an “indoor” hotspot, but I bought a 15 cable and 5.8dbi antenna.
- Printed in PETG (my first successful PETG project) with .4mm nozzle on a Prusa Satin sheet.
- I used some brass heat press inserts. I used M4x6 heat press inserts for the holes. For the box 3MF file, there are 8 hole shapes that can be used and resized inside PRUSA Slicer just in case you want to use a different size.
- There are also 8 modifier shapes in the same locations so that you can adjust the infill around the heat press holes.
- Or you should be able to use a larger screw and tap directly into the plastic if you don't plan to take the lid on/off very frequently.
- I used some PG16 cable gland fittings for the cables.
- I cut the gasket out of some 1.5mm EVA foam art sheets I stole from my daughter's crafting supplies. I used a Cricut cutting machine for this.
- Overall it was a fun project. I designed it in Shapr3D.
- If I felt like printing another version I would have made the sealing gasket surface wider.
You can download the Shapr3D files here
https://airtable.com/shroZ11ukybkPjxyZ