Ender 3 S1 Frame Mount for Raspberry Pi 4 Case (Fan + XL4015)
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Ender 3 S1 mount for Raspberry Pi 4 case with fan and XL4015, replacing stock display for cleaner setup
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This is a functional remix designed as a mounting solution for the original Raspberry Pi 4 case with fan and XL4015 module.
The original model provides a well-designed enclosure, while this remix focuses on integrating that case directly onto the Ender 3 S1 printer frame. Instead of placing the Raspberry Pi externally or using generic mounts, this design replaces the stock display position and creates a clean, integrated mounting solution.
The mount features a reinforced angled structure that provides both support and stability. The base is extended and flattened to sit securely against the printer frame, while the vertical and angled walls ensure rigidity during printer movement. This is important because Ender 3 S1 can introduce vibrations, and a weak mount would result in long-term instability.
Mounting holes are positioned to align with typical frame attachment points, allowing for a firm and reliable installation. The design is made to fit the original Raspberry Pi 4 case without modifications, including support for a cooling fan and the XL4015 step-down module.
For mounting, machine screws with countersunk heads are recommended to ensure they sit flush with the surface and do not interfere with the case. The design is intentionally minimalistic to maintain compatibility and avoid unnecessary obstructions.
The structure keeps airflow unobstructed and leaves all connectors fully accessible, making it suitable for continuous operation setups such as OctoPrint or Klipper.
This mount is ideal for users who want:
a clean and minimal printer setup
a direct frame-mounted solution
stable and durable support for the Raspberry Pi case
Print recommendations:
Material: PETG recommended (PLA is usable but less heat resistant)
Infill: 20-30%
Supports: Not required
Orientation: As shown (flat base on bed)
This remix does not modify the original case itself, but extends its usability by turning it into a fully integrated part of the Ender 3 S1 printer.