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Ender 3 Pro Case for BTT SKR boards

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This is a remixed version of Print2Win's case design for the original Ender 3. Fits SKR 1.4 Turbo and SKR 2 boards

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This remixed version of Print2Win's original case design was altered to accommodate the Ender 3 Pro.  The original Ender 3 uses a 4020 extrusion where the Y axis belt sits, which is where the case is meant to bolt onto, but the Ender 3 Pro uses a 4040 extrusion instead, which is significantly wider.  Here are the main changes:

  • Split the Main Case and 4020 Cutout STL's and added the additional width needed.  
  • Added a second fastener hole and lined them up correctly with the 4040 extrusion to allow the case to be secured properly.  
  • A couple of internal fastener holes were moved to keep original spacing intact.
  • A small rectangular hole was added to the back right section of the case to accommodate power input and TFT/ribbon cables to the screen easier.
  • Right lid was made smaller to accommodate the change to the case.

No other changes were made, so this case will only currently accommodate BTT SKR 1.4 Turbo and SKR 2 boards (as originally confirmed by Print2Win).  I can personally confirm that the BTT SKR Mini E3 V3.0 board will NOT properly fit as the fastener hole placement does not properly line up with that particular board.  That being said, you can loosely secure the board via 1 hole on the board near the EXP1 port.  If you choose the fastener hole near the front closest to the 4040 extrusion, you can still access the USB and SD card ports.  The board will be very loose and still move quite a bit if you only use this one fastener hole though, so this is not recommended.

I am currently in the process of doing a second remix to move the fastener holes to properly fit a BTT SKR Mini E3 V3.0 board though, so when that is ready I'll post that as a separate file.

NOTE:  I'm only posting the 3 altered files here.  For the remaining pieces (the left lid cover and the wire duct), you will need to use Print2Win's original versions, which are available here:  https://www.printables.com/model/116674-ender-3-case-for-btt-skr-boards

I printed mine with organic tree supports, but depending on how well your machine handles overhangs and bridges you should be able to get away without needing supports.  When printing the main case, it is highly recommended to use a brim to prevent the corners from warping.

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