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Ender 3 v3 KE , Vertical Display Adapter, for mounting in cabinet

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Vertical Display Adapter, for mounting in cabinet with stylus holder, and USB holder

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Ender 3 v3 KE , Vertical Display Adapter, for mounting in cabinet, with USB Holder and Stylus Holder. **This is a beta version 

This model can and will print with supports. 

The positives - 

  1. It allows you to mount your screen (assuming you have a long enough wire, or made your own like I did) to an alternate location inside a custom 3d printer enclosure. 
  2. It comes with enough of an offset from the right side to allow USB connections on its right, while still allowing it to be mounted on the right side of a cabinet.
  3. It supports the ability to add a stylus at its bottom, and a usb drive can be held on it.

The opportunities -

  1. This is a first version, meaning its not perfect. Its a bit overengineered and likely could be simplified to shorten print time, and filament usage.
  2. Although this is strongly made, geometry likely could use some cleaning up
  3. During the design for this, I didn't consider the amount of supports needed for this build. Its possible it may not need as much as I used (auto generated), but about half the build time and filament usage was supports alone.  
  4. Likely since I'm fairly new to 3d printing, this can be dialed in a lot better and your milage could vary.

Some Remix Idea-

  1. Maybe a standalone desk mount could be created (with custom wiring of course), built off the concept and design of this model. Its something I even considered.  
  2. Another cost saving solution, has this version amended, to have less a stand look, and more like a right angle off the cabinet wall, same face, but less of a backend. This will likely need more triangle supports close to the adjoining face and wall bracket.

 

I hope this is helpful! 

Please leave a like, rate, add, and leave me a comment about your thoughts!

  • Chris

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