Syph3rD ZeroG-Enclosure Modified
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Modified Syph3rD ZeroG-Enclosure to have two piece top panel spacers for easier installation.
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I took the upper frame spacers for Syph3rd's Zero G enclosure and made them two pieces that screw together to ease installation of the acrylic panels. The fasteners are 3mm x 12mm with 3mm washers and I used 3mm x 4mm threaded inserts.
The lower filler plugs and seals were printed with TPU and sized to work with 3mm x 12mm fasteners as well. I used washers here also.
The lower frame spacers were notched to give more clearance around the mounting holes.
Finally I added two modified foot mounts from the original Zero G electronic enclosure. One is modified to accept a standard Cat 5e keystone although the tolerance is very tight. To make it work I had to file the upper rear opening slightly. The second foot mount is modified to accept a keystone along with a USB extension similar to the one linked below.
https://a.co/d/gWkUf7Q
I did this so that the first foot can be tied back to my RPI via Cat 5e cable and used to plug in my accelerometer without needing access to the GPIO pins. The second foot is used to connect a second 3d printer I own to the RPI installed in my Ender 5 Plus via the USB extender and connect the RPI to my router via the Cat 5e port.
Please let me know if any more clarification is needed. This is my first upload so I am unaware of any norms I did not follow.