Sunlu Filadryer S2 LCD Cover with hinge
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Is your LCD burning out your retinas? No more! I have no idea why they didn't include an off button but we can fix that
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I loved the idea of an LCD cover when I came across the excellent original design by foglie0p but the vertical orientation and the crazy wobbly feet made me think it would slip off easily.
So….I Dr. Frankensteined a hinge on it!! A little hot glue put it on there semi-permanently for me. I also added a little finger cutout on the bottom of the post (totally unnecessary but I was throwing the kitchen sink at it).
The changes I made to the original:
- Slightly increased size of the LCD cover by about 4mm in all directions to cover the screen and sit on top of it instead of in the cutout
- Added an unnecessary but still functional (useful?) thumb cutout on the bottom of the handle
- Added a hinge to the (left on mine but you could easily put it on the right side) side of the LCD cover
I linked the design in Tinkercad in case anyone was interested in improving this. If my CAD skills were better I would change these 2 things to start:
- Make the “right” side of the hinge that is on the LCD cover totally flush. I was worried about making it thinner and compromising something at the hinge but also I didn't want to make the LCD cover 3mm thicker (let's save filament here y'all!).
- Add in a channel on the “left” side of the hinge that follows the round piece that it rests on (the shape would be a “C”). This would have it sit flat and allow more surface area to attach adhesive.
If anyone uses it I hope that it helps you!
I used this amazing parametric hinge designer : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2187167