CoralBoard Container
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This is a small no frills case for the Synaptics Coralboard SL and it requires no hardware for the basic one.
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- Printables
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This is my first ever Printables project!!!
This is a simple no hardware required (Except for maybe mounting) enclosure for the Synaptics Coralboard SL. The lid on the Coral Container just rests in place and has a hole in it for expansion through use of the GPIO connector. Other relevant I/O are accessible from the outside, such as the USB port for accessories, and the USB type C port which is used to deliver power and if in part of a larger array, connect it to a host device.
Printing Instructions
USE SUPPORTS!!! (it makes it easier, and if you use tree they literally fall right off, though I havent tested it without supports, I'm Scared.)
USE PETG or other higher temp resistant plastics, as I didn't check the thermal output, but the Synaptics page said it was rated for operation between 0 and 70 degrees Celsius, so to be safe I used PETG
Layer height does not matter, so use however tall you feel comfortable with, however the side ventilation will not look as good, the higher the layer height is.
Choose what configuration, if you want to mount it (Coral_Container_Mounted) or not (Coral_Container), but nevertheless you do need a top (Coral_Container_Top)
This can be printed in as small as a 120x 120 build plate if you want to use the mounted one, but I would recommend at least a 180 x 180 so you do not have to run two print jobs.
Thanks for looking at my first Printables Project.