Mks Pi with TS35 Bracket on SV06
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This is the mod to replace the stock screen with the Touchscreen TS35 and the MKS Pi from Makerbase
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This is the modification to replace the stock TFT screen with the Touchscreen TS35 with Mks Pi mounted on the back. The design has a 3510 24v fan mounted on the side to cool both the Pi and the screen. It also has built-in cable management for the super long FFC that comes with the kit
Updated: Add another version for 4010 fan if the 3510 is not strong enough for cooling
Bill of Material
- (12x) M3 x 4 x 4.5 Heated Inserts (OD 4.5)
- (4x) M3 x 16mm Socket Cap screws (TS35 Mounting)
- (4x) M3 x 8mm Socket Cap screws (Mks Pi Mounting)
Printing:
Please lay the part flat on the buildplate as shown. Infill 20%+. Printed in PLA is fine but you can make it in any material.
Print with SUPPORT

Post Processing:
- Inserts (4x) M3 heated inserts to the TS35 SV06 Bracket as shown

- Insert (4x) M3 heated inserts to the Pi Bracket as shown

- Insert (4x) M3 heated inserts on the fan mount bracket
Installation:
- Place the TS35 on the bracket. Orient so that the cable is facing towards vertical wall
- Secure the TS35 with (4x) M3 x 16mm screws
- Place the Pi Bracket over the screen, orienting so that the fan bracket is facing towards the wall
- Carefully loop the cable through those built-in cable management slots. DO NOT pull the cable too much at the entrance or you will risk damaging your cable

- Place the Pi on top of the Pi Bracket. Tighten the Pi down with (4x) M3 x 8 screws
- Once you are done, run the USB cable from the Pi back to the Main board
- To power the 24V, you can make your own power splitter going from your PSU to the Mks Pi.
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