QuinLED - Dig-Uno Enclosure for WLED
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I wanted a nice enclosure for my QuinLED Dig Uno board and quickly put this together.
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I wanted a nice enclosure for my QuinLED Dig Uno board and quickly put this together. Still a work in progress but it should all work! Variety of ventilation covers included (and one with no vents so you can make your own).
Features:
- Plenty of room for airflow and extra activities such as Microphones
- Variety of ventilated lids for the style of your choice (also allows you to see the status LEDs
- Integrated standoffs sized to be compatible with the M2 screws that ship with the official acrylic case.
- Cable-tie holes for strain relief.
- Lid mechanism can be secured with M3 machine screws between 5mm and 24mm long.
Printing:
The case will print fine with most settings, but I recommend using more perimeters to give your heat-set inserts more to grab on to. I personally chose 4 walls.
No supports should be necessary if you are printing in the supplied orientation. However, I recommend enabling “external perimeters if needed” and “extra perimeters on overhangs” in PrusaSlicer as this reduces extra cruft in the holes on the lid.