Prusa mk3/s/+ enclosure control console with 7" LCD touchscreen

I've designed this for my Prusa mk3s+ enclosure, so that it fits the printer's LCD screen, as well as the official Raspberry Pi 7" touch screen, and a Raspberry Pi 4 mounted on the back of it.

That way I can take the full advantage of Octoprint locally with Octodash setup.

I've made it so that you can tilt the entire console in case you need to, for easier transport, or to adapt the viewing angle to the height your enclosure is at.

I printed everything in 0.2mm layers, except for the supports, which I printed in 0.1mm layers to ensure smooth operation of the tilting mechanism.

For the assembly, you will need:

• Mounting:
  • 4x M4 wood screws (assuming you're mounting it on a wooden enclosure)
  • 2x 18mm M3 machine screws & nuts, (I used my Prusa printer's spare parts) and a pen spring which I cut in half, for the mount spring loaded hinges
• Front part assembly: 2x 6mm M3 machine screws & nuts
• LCD to front part: 4x 6mm M3 machine screws
• LCD back part: 4x 10mm M3 machine screws
• Touchscreen front & back parts: 4x 18mm M3 machine screws

Total: 

• 4x M4 wood screws
• 6x 18mm M3 machine screws
• 4x 10mm M3 machine screws
• 6x 6mm M3 machine screws
• 4 M3 nuts

Process:

1. Start by assembling the 2 front parts
2. You can then mount the touchscreen side, putting in the touch screen, the back part, as well as the support,
   Note: before you do so, you'll need to assemble the raspberry pi to the touchscreen, wire them, put in the microSD card with the octoprint image, and connect the pi camera with the flex cable if you have one. You won't be able to do so once assembled. You'll need to unscrew the touchscreen back if you need to access the SD card, or unplug the flex cable. 
   The raspberry pi hdmi, audio, ethernet and USB ports are otherwise accessible with the console fully assembled.
3. Continue by mounting the Prusa mk3s LCD screen to the LCD front.
4. Then screw in the LCD back, making sure you put the support as well.
5. Insert the M3 nuts in the supports on the console side
6. Mark the distance for the support mounts on your enclosure (you can do that by measuring, as shown below, 291-292mm, or by assembling the whole supports, and marking the holes with the assembly (you will need to disassemble them again to screw in the mounts)
   
7. To assemble the supports, cut the pen spring in half, and put one half on each M3 18mm screw. Then use these to assemble the support console parts with the mounts