arduino mega ramps enclosure 3d models

I designed this because I don't trust the tiny MOSFETs on the RAMPs board any more than I trust the ones on the factory Anet board, but the MOSFET was hard to mount in any reliable or attractive way. This has a standoff of around 12mm to allow for...

The Arduino Mega model is available for download at 3DcontentCentral.com, a fantastic resource for 3D models. To access the file, you'll need a free user account with username and password. Once logged in, the process is swift and straightforward.

This brilliant design drew inspiration from numerous variations of ramps boxes I discovered through a comprehensive search. My primary goal was to create a safe and cool environment for my drivers while protecting the little fingers of my children...

Humans require exactly two M5 models, each deployed ten times. ...Additionally, three M3 units must be installed and utilized ten separate occasions.

I repair printers that have printed holes too small by using a soldering iron. ...Some printers come without fans preinstalled.

Arduino is an open-source platform that provides both software and hardware protocols to develop devices and design electronic projects that can interact with the real world.Technically speaking, Arduino is a development board based on a...

This minimalistic fan mount attaches securely to an Arduino Mega 2560, leaving ample space for a substantial shield like the Ramps 1.4, even when populated with DRV8825s and heat sinks. It features mounting holes compatible with both 60mm fans and...

Specifically tailored for the Arduino Mega 2560, Ramps 1.4, and LCD Smart Controller setup. No support required. At the back, there are holes provided for: power connector (2.5mm/5mm) power switch DB25 connector For assembly purposes, M3x10mm screws...

This is a straightforward enclosure designed for Ramps and Arduino components. An 80mm fan helps keep it cool. ...To attach the box to the left side of a Prusa i2 printer, note that at present, there are no mounting points provided in this design.

I built an Arduino Mega and RAMPS 1.4V shield case for my ORD Hardon 3D printer. The case was designed by kileitza, whose version can be found on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:312925. I made two small modifications to his design -...

Securely mount your Arduino and Ramps board with this mounting plate. ...Tabs have tapered holes to accept #6 wood screws.

Ramps galore for the mighty Mega 2560 box! This powerhouse of a board is set to take your projects to new heights, and we're not just talking about elevating them - we're talking about propelling them straight into the stratosphere with its sheer...

Sets of spacers for Arduino and Ramps systems include numerous spacers to accommodate various configurations. Lower and intermediate wedges ensure a secure fit between the Arduino cards and Ramps devices. ...No additional supports are needed, but slower...

This adapter is specifically engineered to accommodate an Arduino Ramps at the base of the Ultimaker Original without requiring any extra drilling. ...It also enables seamless connection of a USB cable to the ramps via the original square port found on...

I'm thrilled to see the latest electronics, so I designed this stand myself. ... Font: Ethnocentric (download from www.dafont.com) Big thanks go out to nic6911 for his fantastic Mount for Arduino Mega 2560 on thingiverse.com!

Securely attach your Arduino and Ramps board using this mounting plate, which features tapered holes for #6 wood screws. To assemble, drill 2.5mm holes in the board and tap them with an M3x0.5 tap. Place 1/2" nylon spacers between the boards to...

Details for this project can be found here: https://wiki.openastrotech.com/ I was looking for a compact enclosure for the minimalist controller build. No screen, GPS, leveling sensor, etc. Just the motor controller. Since I couldn't find...

I designed a handy gadget to overcome the challenge of separating the Ramps board from the Arduino board, as it can be difficult to detach them by hand without causing damage. To use it, simply insert the tool between the two boards and gently pull....

Attach the RAMPS board to your RepRap by first ensuring that the print bed and z-plane are parallel. The large footprint of this part may require multiple attempts to get the initial layer to adhere properly. Following successful printing, secure the...

Nice sleeve perfectly tailored for the Arduino Mega 2560 R3. Mounting holders carefully designed to fit the Geetech i3 aluminum frame. Measuring 43x95 mm in spacing, these mounting holders are ideal for securing onto an aluminum frame. If you...

Box for Arduino and RAMPS. This box features a removable cover with built-in cable fixation grips to keep everything organized and tidy. Inside, you'll find a decorative cover designed to protect your electronics from damage. Since there are no metal...

These are my optimized cases for Arduino Mega and Uno boards. Featuring USB and 9V plug openings, along with two M3 SHC machine screw holes for securely attaching the top to the base, the enclosures come with SCAD files for custom display and control...

Customized Arduino Mega Enclosure

This is a straightforward upgrade kit for ramps 1.4 based electronics, featuring two separate bases that serve as spacers and can be easily swapped in place of your existing spacer found in the provided file. The bases provide mounting holes for a...

The D-Bot Printer is configured with the following settings for printing a Box Mega 2560 model: No raft will be printed, and supports are enabled to ensure structural integrity; a resolution of 0.3 millimeters will be used, and an infill density of...

This is a Polargraph from www.3d-proto.de, 1 meter wide with printed parts and Arduino control. ... Video for the toolchain: https://youtu.be/t1ld6K-yk9I More pictures and BOM: http://www.3d-proto.de/index.php?p=project_polargraph#Polargraph All STL...

This enclosure is specifically designed to be 3D printed and is tailored to fit an Arduino. ...It offers easy assembly and customization options for your project needs.

Support for Arduino Mega with or without RAMPS v1.4 for attachment on the cable posts, either outdoors or indoors, with print reinforcement to remove later. ...Made in SketchUp with some Google searches for accurate dimensions.

This is a custom-made enclosure designed specifically for an Arduino Mega 2560 RAMPS 1.4a stack with an LCD display. Unhappy with the available enclosures on the market, I decided to create my own solution. A 40mm fan should be installed on the lid...

... allowing easy access for maintenance or troubleshooting. There are various types of enclosures available in different materials such as plastic, metal, or acrylic, so you can choose one that best suits your project's needs and aesthetic preferences.