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Bumbag electronics enclosure extensions with DIN rail mounts for RatRig VCORE 4.0

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Bumbag remix to allow for DIN rails instead of fixed mounting locations.

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This is a remix of the bumbag by tg73.  I wanted to use DIN rails so I could swap things out and rearrange them easily.  This setup is for a 1st generation vcore 4.0 400.  That means my printer routed the motor wires under the rear extrusion and through a hole in the back panel.   This was changed in a future revision.  Since mine was designed this way, it includes a bottom panel to route the wires into the lower bumbag enclosure.  This is assembled using m3 screws and heat set inserts  There is also a wire channel that attaches to the screw mounts so the motor wires never need to go into the chamber.  Also, my printer uses 3 fans on the side of the electronics enclosure.  A second revision of the electronic enclosure was released and I don't know if this will work with it.

This din rail mounts  use m5 button head screws to hold them in place .  There is a grid of holes for m5 heat set inserts for mounting flexibility.  You don't need to use them all.  

My printer uses 24v and 48v power supplies.  I designed a cover for the high voltage wiring.  It covers one din rail section in the bottom enclosure where I use din rail mounted wago blocks for all the mains connections.  I have included that cover.  I do not know if it will work with a single 24v power supply.

Since my printer is a 400, all of the holes are designed to align with that printer.  You will have to drill additional mounting holes in the rear panel to mount this.

I did not intend to release this but due to people requesting it, I am posting it.  It is not as clean as my other designs as it was remixed from an STL.  Since it was only meant for personal use, you mileage my vary.