adafruit featherwing ethernet 3d models

The cutouts for the USB and Ethernet port on the left shell are a little steep to print without supports but after multiple revisions I was happy with the result even though it wasn’t perfect. I also printed the bolts but you can use a metric M6x1...

However, the backplate and frontplate were modeled for 3 HDDs, so you'll need to modify them accordingly, ensuring you retain the mounts for attaching the fan.If you're using a Raspberry Pi other than the 3B+ I used, make sure to check the placement...

I'm planning to use these with BNC Keystones so the spacing is a bit further apart than my other keystone patch panel for Ethernet Keystones. The Keystone BNC jack I have are about 19mm wide, and the spacing here is 21mm.</p> <p>There is also a tiny...

* The Raspberry Pi ethernet and USB connections are externally accessible. * The Ender 3 motherboard is safely buried inside, with a short USB extension running outside to connect it to the Raspberry Pi. * The screw holes are intended for...

The design features holes in the top part where hot components reside, such as USB and Ethernet ports, as well as holes below the CPU on the bottom part. This case boasts a slim profile for both the top and bottom parts, which should facilitate...

By inverting the pi and rotating it 180 degrees, the USB/Ethernet ports barely stick out of the case for easy access! This model was based off the Version made by deisterhold, although I built this design from scratch using the dimensions of his...

Specifically tested models are: --- * [The official Raspberry Pi PoE+ Hat](https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/poe-plus-hat/) (there is a difference between PoE and PoE+ models although both should be fine, only the PoE+ version was tested) *...

I'm just using one for an ethernet jack to go to the Pi right now, and I've also relocated the 60mm fan mount to allow you to put the fan inside the cabinet. If you can't find any of the files for something pictured, please check the "Remixed from"...

The design of this case was meant to be compatible with a SunFounder UNO R3 + Ethernet Shield W5100, as well as, various projects that require a configuration which utilizes generic wireless module(s) for remote control, which is why the case is not...

This design blocks access to the Ethernet port, but all four USBs are accessible under the "cartridge door". Includes an alternative top with a spot to mount a 30mmX30mmX8mm fan such as these: https://amazon.com/gp/product/B07QJ4MS2L</p>...

Hardware: Birds Nest (I'm using this one): https://www.rusta.com/se/fagelholk-p756601270101.aspx Zero W: https://thepihut.com/collections/raspberry-pi/products/raspberry-pi-zero-w Raspberry Pi NoIR Camera module:...

The Bokuto can be orientated with the Ethernet &nbsp;&amp; Power supply supply neatly routed as shown.Print TimesThis is a large build, approx 20 hours.&nbsp;ComponentPrint TimeHandle Lower2h51mHandler Upper5h42mRear Pick2h20mFront...

This is an open design, where I have provided the OpenSCAD file.Differences between the Raspberry Pi model 4B and 5 that affect the case design include: - No external audio port on RPi 5 - LED and power button added to RPi 5 - USB and ethernet ports...

Many people use a really long Ethernet cable (40-50m), while others prefer WiFi, but this is not recommended due to latency issues. About the case: The case allows for up to 8 nodes, with 4 mounted on the bottom and 4 on top in slots. The 30mm fan...

As you can see in the second picture, I used right-angle USB & Ethernet cables to prevent them from being easily seen. The USB cable is an adapter that I connected to a right-angle micro-USB cable for the printer. This allowed me to use the tape...

This case design positions the USB, SD card and Ethernet connectors toward the rear of the printer, the motor connectors downward, and the majority of MOSFET switch connections atop the case. This seemed to be the most effective orientation for use...

(I've used Průša Mini with 0.4mm nozzle) These are reccomended sizes of wiring: 0.5mm diameter (AWG24) = may be scavenged from ethernet cable. 0.6mm diameter (AWG22) is also possible 1.0mm diameter (AWG18) have been tested, but is bit harder to...

* **Accessible Ports**: The kiosk provides easy access to essential ports on the Raspberry Pi, including USB, Ethernet, and power. Because the lid simply lifts off (no screws holding it down), you can also access the GPIO pins for such occasional...

The Raspberry Pi's Ethernet and USB ports are accessible at the front of the case. Special thanks to budge72 for testing the design and providing the photos! **Notes of caution:** We do not want to introduce fire hazards or fry our RPi: - Use good...

Cependant la backplate et la frontplate ont été modélisées pour 3 HDD, donc vous devrez la modifier en conséquence, en faisant attention à bien garder les empreintes pour fixer le ventilateur.Dans le cas où vous voudriez utiliser un Raspberry Pi...

You'll also have to ditch the Ethernet port. I removed the battery from my Rii Mini Keyboard and hooked it up directly to 5V and ground on the GPIO. I also disassembled the receiver and soldered it onto the board. If you're not comfortable with this...

Duet2/3 Wifi/Ethernet) that is capable of driving 2 extruders. It is essentially a mirror image of the original mk3s extruder with a couple of modifications for precise nozzle leveling. Also the PINDA is moved 2mm toward the original nozzle in order...

The USB, Ethernet, and micro HDMI punch outs came out cleanly, but I needed to trim out the micro SD card slot with my flush cutters and scrape out the USB-C power plug using a cutter blade. ... This may be due to the diameter of the plastic around my...

I didn’t want to sit it on the floor hoovering up dust, so designed and 3D printed my self a custom shelf.Key features:Console sits in a recessed area for added safetyIncludes ventilation holes to allow airflow through the chimney design of the...

BOM: * 1x DB9-RJ45 M/F adapter - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00066HL3W - $5.19 * 1x DB9-RJ45 F/F adapter - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006IRQA - $3.55 * 1x Ethernet cable - Anywhere you can find one * 2x Printed parts for collars...

However, I learned: If you use some strong cables (Ethernet, USB3, USB-C Power, HDMI, ...), then you should NOT use screws. In worst-case scenario, they literally damage your Pi. Happened 3 times to me now. ...You can fix the Pi to the case with some...

I'm using a Duet2 Ethernet from Duet3D on this one. 1 Power Supply 24v 1 E3D v6 Hotend 24v 1 heatbed of your desired size 5 Nema17 2 Endstops (mechanical or optical, your choice) 1 Z Probe of your preference. I'm using a NPN-NC one. 1 Blow fan...

No need to to tune the spring strength Different types of tips can be used and changed easily (ball, conical, etc) I've tested my probe and the repeatibility test yield a 6 microns (and that is because my CNC resolution is 6.25 microns soo it is good...

Network connection: If you need ethernet port access, you should open up the end of the Pi cover to allow it. Support: Print Front, Back and Pi Cover with support, it won't use much time or filament but preserves bolt recesses and contours. No post...

9-2-21 pi 3 variant too :) edit -- The ethernet port was too tight of a fit and will be changing out the peg holes for machine screw posts. The IO hole for hdmi and power is a little too short and partially blocks the HDMI port. I will be releasing...