Chuwi Larkbox X Ethernet Port NIC Riser
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Converted my Larkbox to a router and needed an extra ethernet port
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I wanted to convert my Chuwi Larkbox X into an OPNSense router, but I wanted to add an additional ethernet port for 10GB a connection. This riser allows you to install an AQC113 m.2 NIC into the internal m.2 slot and mount the port to the back. Also has a mount for a 40mm fan over the heatsink to help keep it cool. Since the Larkbox does not have an internal power header to use for the fan, I used a USB powered 5v fan which you can route out of the back and zip tie the slack to the far side, as shown in the pictures.
For the lid, open in your slicer and split to objects. Select the center object and set the top and bottom layers to 0, infill to gyriod 25% for a sort of mesh filter effect. The spots on the corners will fit 18mm rubber feet (Macbook style, easy to find on Amazon).
Supports optional for the riser. It should only generate supports for the bridge over the ethernet port. Use m3 heat inserts in the corners and the 2 mounting points for the ethernet port board.
Note: The Chuwi Larkbox X does not have an additional M.2 slot, so if you go with this mod you will need to boot from an external drive. You can also replace the internal WiFi card with an I225v/I226v if you want to keep the internal SSD and only need an extra 2.5GB port. The 2 holes on the back side of the port should line up with the mounting points on the ethernet port of that card, and you can still use the fan mount for some additional cooling on your SSD.