GaggiMate Rancilio Silvia Mounted Display
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A front-mounted display mount for a LILYGO T-RGB, 2.1 inch display, typically used for GaggiMate
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This model works off of Modsmthng's minimalist housing frame to create a rigidly-mounted display cover for the LILYGO T-RGB 2.1" display, used for GaggiMate.

The main body is mounted by a heavily-modified power switch (disassembled, 2 M3x30 screws drilled into the black circles of the back, and the bottom flange of the switch is flush cut for the display wire to feed through) + 2 M3x6 screws through the holes where the LEDs sat into heat-set inserts melted into the guided holes in the main body

The white LED plastic holders need to be cut down to ~17mm in length (and cut off the ears) to fit properly inside the mount, and use some electrical tape/heat shrink around the exposed LED wire sections. Fit the LED holders through the main body and press them against the diffuser covers on the front of the main body, which should click together to hold the LEDs in place

Paint-Supports are recommended on the blue areas of the main body. No elephant's foot / XY compensation is required (a 0.4mm chamfer is cut all around the bottom of the model)
Recommended print settings: 3 walls, 15% infill, thicker line widths (I printed with 0.48mm / 120% width)

Required materials:
4x M3 Heat-set inserts (melted into the back of the main body via the guided holes)
M3 screws (6mm and 25-30mm should work, ymmv) SHCS/BHCS should work
M3 washers (for the screws threading through the power switch)
M5 washers (for the screws threading in from the LED holes)
Flush cutters (for cutting the LED holders down to side)
Electrical tape (for covering the cut LED holder's wires)
Heat shrink works too (requires cutting the wire and re-soldering, or de-pinning which I was too lazy to do)