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TFT35 E3 V3.0.1 PRUSA LOOK LCD COVER for ENDER 3 — zdjęcie 1
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TFT35 E3 V3.0.1 PRUSA LOOK LCD COVER for ENDER 3

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TFT35 E3 V3.0.1 PRUSA LOOK LCD COVER for ENDER 3

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I like both of my printers. Both the Prusa MK3s+ and the Ender 3(V1), which has accompanied me since the beginning of my experimentation with 3d printing. I like to modify my ENDER 3 all the time. I like the look of the display cover on the MK3S+, so I decided to give my Ender 3 a new BTT TFT35 E3 V.3.0.1 display cover that I'm using instead of the original one, inspired by the model from user RobotDoctor. I used the same angle for the cover as the original Ender 3 metal cover, so nothing should collide. Tested with Red Squirrel mount.
 

Everything was printed from PETG by Plasty Mladeč (Filament PM). The front part of the cover and the knob can be printed without supports. The support is only used for the overhang at the back. The TFT35 E3 V3.0.1 display is simply inserted between the two printed parts and everything is connected together with 4 pieces of screws. For the connection, I used M3 inserts, which are inserted into the front cover with the help of solder, and 4 pieces of M3x20 (DIN 7380) screws for tightening. If you don't have inserts at hand, it doesn't matter. I also uploaded a version of the front parts with smaller hole diameters, for use without inserts. The whole unit is then attached to the printer in the same way as the original metal cover with the help of 2 pieces of DIN 7380 M5x8 (DIN 7380) screw.

I recommend printing everything with the "print outer perimeter first" feature turned on to keep the dimensions. Everything should then fit well as in my case. Unfortunately, the only thing I cannot guarantee for sure is the placement of all components on your piece of display. I've heard that individual pieces can vary slightly from factory to factory. When modeling, I used the "downloaded STL for display "TFT35 E3 V3" and after printing my first prototype, I had to adjust the holes for RS232, EXP3 and control knob according to my needs. Therefore, please, especially before printing the back cover, check the position of your connectors relative to the holes better measure, possibly fine-tune as part of post-processing after printing. 

Thank you in advance for your understanding and I will be very happy if you like this PRUSA look for TFT35 E3 V3.0.1 Let me know in the comments if everything fits or what else would be appropriate to adjust so that the cover served everyone well. Take pictures of your prints and feel free to ask if you have any questions.
 

Happy Printing! :-)

Tagi