Not Another Stevenson Screen
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Needed a twofer stevenson screen for my ecowitt WN32 and WH57 modules but didn't want to overengineer the thing…
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Needed a twofer stevenson screen for my ecowitt WN32 and WH57 modules but didn't want to overengineer the thing soooo
The two modules slide into the stevenson screen, but they're actually held up by the bottom screen piece. This helps with replacing the batteries since I only have to remove one screw. If you're using the thing for other projects, I added a blank bottom piece. I'd recommend either modifying that or modifying the bottom screen to support your sensor inside the stevenson screen to separate it from the sides as much as possible.
Print one top, one bottom, one screen, then multiples of the main section as needed. White is probably best but I just used natural PETG. Regardless of the filament color, give it a nice coat of white paint to serve as a UV barrier. You'll need four 5mm zipties. Two of them run the length of the stevenson screen, inserted first through the top piece. Use the two other zipties to lock both sides firmly (ensuring the pieces slot together properly) and snip off the excess.
Use an M3 heat set insert on the bottom piece. The square protrusion of the screen fits the stock ecowitt stevenson screen arm support thingo, then the M3 screw goes through the arm, screen, and screws into the bottom piece.
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