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Creality Ender 3 V3 KE - OpenKE - Nebula Screen Mount

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A landscale style mound for Ender 3 V3 KE screen, more specifically for my OpenKE build

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I recently switched over to OpenKE to sort out some issues I've been having with my KE. It makes tuning and dialing in an Ender 3 KE a lot easier, and it also makes the UI on the screen super responsive. 

The project recommends and links out to a screen mount that positions the screen at the bottom front edge of the printer, and although this works well, it wasn't a great fit for me as my printer is on the ground at the moment. I was a bit worried about it getting kicked or stepped on by mistake. 

So, I decided to design something new for anyone else in the OpenKE community who might need it, or anyone who has a similar project/use-case!

This mount moves the screen to a landscape position, near where it would be in the stock configuration, but still tries to save some space by letting it overlap the chassis of the printer slightly. Although, I will admit I could have gone a bit further on this, but I didn't want to risk getting to close to the build volume, maybe I'll revise it later. 

If you would like to check out the OpenKE project (I'm not affiliated, just a fan) you can do so here: https://github.com/coreflake1/guppyscreen/

I would absolutely recommend it if you have a lot of trouble with Z offset drift, or constantly needing to recalibrate.

Print details:

I just printed this at 0.2mm layer height, 15% support cubic infill, two walls. Positioned on its side, and yes you will need supports (tree), to support the hooks for the screen to mount to.

On my KE, it printed in about an hour, doesn't need a lot of strength as the screen is really quite light

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