Raspberry Pi Mount for Prusa MK3S
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A Raspberry Pi holder that attaches to the Prusa's X axis stepper motor, for use in running OctoPrint.
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A Raspberry Pi holder that attaches to the Prusa's X axis stepper motor, for use in running OctoPrint. It's out of the way, and you can use short cables. It's is just a flat bottom for holding the Pi and does not wrap around to have walls with port holes - so it can be used for anything with the same screw mount holes spacing (Pi 3, 3 B+, 4).
I made it that way because I was using one of those metal cases with cooler fans, so I replace its bottom piece with this. You will need the screws to mount, and if not using a case, a nut to hold the screws on the other side.
The bracket is a remix from articulating camera arm listed below, but there's no reason why you couldn't use it by itself to just hold a Pi for running OctoPrint
There are two gcode files attached, for PLA and PETG, 20mm layers, 20% infill on Prusa i3 MK3S
The bracket is a remix of, and made to be used with, this project:
https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/3407
The bottom of the case is a remix of this project, with the sidewalls cut, and mount pins hollowed out to use screws instead:
https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/35475
Print instructions
I have only printed in PETG, which seems better because of strength and heat resistance, but included PLA gcode because I figured it might be just fine as well