MicroSD Card Extention Housing for Tronxy XY2 Pro
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Like for most others with a Tronxy XY2 printer the MicroSD Slot is very inconveniently positioned at the back of the…
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Like for most others with a Tronxy XY2 printer the MicroSD Slot is very inconveniently positioned at the back of the printer and I've used a MicroSD Extender to bring it to the front. Looking around Thingiverse I came across someone else's housing design for mounting a SD Card extension to the front of their printer .
However as I've already purchased the smaller MicroSD Card extender I decided to create my own version using the online cad designer system Tinkercad. Although I did attempt to use the original SD Card designed as a basis of my own, it ended up being easier just to start my own from scratch. I've still included a link to the original design.
Although I've designed it for use with the Tronxy XY2, it should still fit other printers which use 20x20/40 aluminum extrusions for their frame.
The Micro SD Card Extension Cable is a Dawa branded bought from Amazon but with some tweaking of the slot in the housing of this design it should be made to fit any brand. It's also a good way to get some experience with creating your own designs and using some CAD software.
Print Settings
Printer:
Tronxy XY2 Pro
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
Infill:
20%
Filament Color:
Red
Filament Material:
PLA
Notes:
I think this is a simply design which the printer settings aren't that important so you could use this for playing around with the settings.
Post-Printing
Fixing to Frame
A couple of M4 x 12mm Bolts, I selected black Hex Socket Button Machine Bolts to match the printer's existing bolts, plus 2 x M4 T-Nuts are needed to fix the housing to the frame



Designed using TickerCAD and then used Ultimaker Cura produce the gcode for the Printer
Category: 3D Printer Accessories