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Ender 3 Pro: Front Left Double Decker Case for Raspberry Pi and SKR V1.3 — zdjęcie 1
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Ender 3 Pro: Front Left Double Decker Case for Raspberry Pi and SKR V1.3

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Case to fit both the Mainboard and Raspberry Pi in the front left corner, to make room for other mods.

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Motivation

I wanted to mod the ultimate Ender 3 (Pro), so it had to have:

  1. Octoprint/Klipper, so a Raspberry Pi and a LM2586 format buck converter).
  2. Dual-Z Axis Motors/braces, so the PSU must be relocated.
  3. Some storage drawers to store spare bits and tools right where they should be.

This wasn't possible. So I made it.

Compatibility

This is made to be paired with:

  1. One side of the dual double drawers (or any of its variants/remixes)
  2. A PSU relocator

It mostly uses 6-32 (preferred) or M3 bolts, about 3-4 mm thread length. The fan mounting frame uses a M5.

Designed for the SKR V1.3 mainboard, but many other boards use the same mounting and I/O footprint, you will need to check and/or remix accordingly.

It is designed to technically work with the stock rubber feet - but I highly recommend upgrading them to slightly taller silicone rubber feet, or one of the printed designs.

Instructions

Everything should be printed in the uploaded orientation, only the Main Body.stl needs a small amount of support thin line of in the first ~2cm to support the floating board. Make sure supports can be generated everywhere, not “touching build plate”. Sectioning support into chunks also helps with removal, but it should be easy enough anyway. Block off any other auto-generated supports.

The fit is tight. You should connect and tighten down the row of power/heater wires before carefully installing the mainboard into the case. Raspberry Pi's SD card will also not really be accessible once installed, so make sure that's done before as well.

The top cover just slides in, automatically secured after bolting down the front plate.

 

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