CR-10S Pro SKR 2 case with BTT U2C Mount
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This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4536022, SKR non-mini boards mount with U2C
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This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4536022, modified specifically for use with a BTT (BigTreeTech) U2C Canbus board as the stock creality breakout boards have failed on my printer. (printables won't let me use the remix with thingiverse)
Most of the content below has been copied, anything with a *and parenthesis is modified comments
Thank you Desuuuu for the initial design
I designed this case to mount a SKR 1.4 Turbo inside my CR-10S Pro.
It includes mounting points for two 40x10mm (or 40x20mm) fans and for the ribbon breakout board available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3980507
There are holes for the power/heater wires, the USB port and the micro SD slot as well as four slots on top to pass the rest of the wiring.
The case is mounted on the opposite side of the printer compared to the stock mainboard and it exhausts air directly through the original ventilation holes on the left.
Since there are no mounting points on this side of the printer, I used double sided tape on the bottom of the case and some hot glue on its sides to keep it from moving. The two tabs on top of the model rest on the bottom of the printer's casing and prevent the case from moving up or down once the printer is closed.
All the mounting holes in the case are designed for M3 threaded inserts (*except for the u2c mount, just use m3 screws into the plastic). The holes are 4mm wide and 6.7mm deep. I used a total of 14 threaded inserts.
The lid has a separator between the stepper drivers and the rest of the board so the two fans are blowing air over a different area.
There's not a lot of space when fitting the SKR board inside the case so please take your time and be careful not to damage anything.
Here's a list of the parts I used for this:
- Noctua A4x10 12V fan (x2) *or any 4010 fan
- Ruthex M3x5.7 threaded insert (x12) *(modified from original 16 for creality board)
- M3x6 button-head screw (x8) - SKR and breakout board
- M3x6 flat-head screw (x2) - Lid
- M3x12 button-head screw (x6) - Fans
I also used this mount I designed which helps bring the USB connection outside the printer's casing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4536109
Print with supports and 0.2 layer height.