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NOTE: 10mm M3 bolt(s) are required in the PSU corner as there's no clearance for a 12mm M3 bolt. To mount the fan tap the 3 2.5mm holes of the mounting bracket and attach the fan with 20mm M3 bolts, the bolt should not protrude through the bottom....
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I followed ProjectsWithRed's layout with the addition of an additional cnetral top & bottom leafDone! I really liked doing this project, may look for a more powerful PSU, just using USB at present, and/or brighter LED's. If I do another I'd likely...
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Some thin wire, something you can route in the unused rail slot behind the psu Assembly Disassemble the flashlight and remove the head Solder wires to the head of the flashlight as shown below (fig1), the inner ring should be the cathod (+) and...
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Link to my smaller bench power supply if interested - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3898978 Parts List------ Main Power -...
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Other parts designed for my printers include: - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1959901 (GT2 belt clamp (Prusa Y-axis)) - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1937232 (Arduino Mega and RAMPS v1.4 case) - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1905409 (Prusa...
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Other parts designed for my printers include: - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1959901 (GT2 belt clamp (Prusa Y-axis)) - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1937232 (Arduino Mega and RAMPS v1.4 case) - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1905409 (Prusa...
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- All original hardware can be used (additional M4 may also be needed for PSU). - It should work without T-nuts and screws if you don't move the printer. - Almost no additional wiring is required, except for extending the bed thermistor wire. -...
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Installation: 1.I have included a basic installation guide within the thing files but basically the LH side of the display frame is retained within the existing Control Box Display aperture and fixed with one of the existing M4 bolts currently...
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Route the main power from the PSU to the board and power up the machine. 5. Use the supplied USB cable to connect to the printer and check temperatures and end-stops (m119 while holding down the end stops). 6. Make all necessary adjustments or...
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... NOTE: You will need 10mm M3 bolts in the PSU corner as there's no clearance for a 12mm M3 bolt. To mount the fan tap the 3 2.5mm holes of the mounting bracket and attach the fan with 20mm M3 bolts, the bolt should not protrude through the bottom.
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That's right, a HP Small Form Factor style case with room for a Pi, a PSU, a USB hub and some other goodies. It uses a 40mm fan on the front to blow cooling air on everything. It's tall enough that Pi hats can be used inside! Included is a set of...
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When I built my Prusa I decided to use a Mean Well PSU instead of the stock one, so I custom designed a case to fit the mk3 frame. - Compatible with Mean Well RSP 320-24 and LRS-350-24 - Warning the project requires the connection of parts with...
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Bonus points for creating custom-length wiring for PSU and fans. I order my connectors and pins from ModDIY. Of note, these 3D prints in this chassis only support a maximum GPU length of around 270mm, assuming the GPU width is standard. I was...
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Momentary Push Button Switch Rectangular DC 12V LED 5Pin (ebay) I have created an elegant box for the electronics which sits on top of the PSU on the Ender 3. The two STL files for this are attached. The "EmergencyStopTop" part of the box is designed...
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I have used my adjustable bench PSU set at 8.4v to charge the cells. I didn't include any charge contacts on the back of the battery as I primarily intend to remove the cells and use a 4 pocket charger to charge each cell individually. I would...
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A rating or tip is also welcome and may check out my other designs! *If you are using this on the MK2 make sure to buy 12V LED strips and wires needs to be connected differently (directly to the PSU) Print instructionsI recommend to use the .3mf...
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The PSU Shroud is simply a small cover to house the buck convertor. It uses 2x M2 bolts & nuts to fasten it to the Blanking Plate. I had these left over from another project and simply cut them to length. I did attempt to source a proper socket...
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By connecting the fan's negative to the 5v supply line from an ATX PSU and its positive side to the 12v supply line, users can obtain the required 7v for smooth operation. Thanks go out to Airtripper for his fantastic contribution of openSCAD source...
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* Other notes: + Set MAX_BED_POWER to 215 in Marlin to prevent bed heating failure due to underpowered PSU/low resistance bed. Consider upgrading to a 450W or higher power supply and using a MOSFET. + Invert the direction on the right extruder in...
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**VIDEOS** A simple quick and dirty demonstration by me of how the knob works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPHjmhsJESk And a more professional video by Chuck Hellebuyck on how to install the knob (and some other useful CR-10 (mini) mods) on...
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Screen from the picture is BTT PiTFT50, the screen case hosts the Raspberry Pi as well which I feed from dedicated DC/DC buck converter mounted on the frame behind the main PSU and connecting trough Pi's and SKR UART ports (called TFT on the SKR). I...
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Tevo Parts used: All extrusions 3 Nema 17 40mm motors GT2 Pulley and idler Flex coupling 6x Wheels Leadscrew MKS Base 1.4 board Things I had to add myself: 2nd leadscrew 2nd flex coupler Z pancake stepper 2 smaller wheels PSU (Got a laptop supply)...
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Raspi with LM2596 directly connected to "Ender 3" PSU) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3075921 or - 1 Rail version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3016364 ===================================== Update v1.1 I added a slotted version of the front...
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+ Features a slot for a mini 24 to 12v converter, combined with meanwell psu, making the printer virtually silent. + Extrudercoolingfan.stl can be easily removed without removing the part cooling fan by undoing a single screw that holds it to the...
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1 of 12v PSU 1 of Whatever laser you wish to mount with its controller (I used this - https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2W-445nm-Blue-Laser-Module/283358907577) **Frame** All frame pieces are 2040 V-Slot extrusion, how long the X and Y axis are down to...
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- Be able to control the printer’s PSU trough a relay (On/Off)). - Control the air management in the enclosure (Fans). - Cool down the Raspberry Pi4 (Must be done it is over heating). - Have a Raspberry Pi Cam plugged. - Have a Webcam plugged. ...
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I personally used binding posts in the rear plate to connect some little banana plug leads to my bench top PSU. Feel free to request any kind of changes to the rear plate for various power options, or the front plate for different types of...
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BOM - Bill of Materials You need the following fans: For the PSU: Noctua NF-A6x25 60MM (FLX 12V 3pin) For the Motherboard: Noctua NF-A4x20 (FLX 12V 3pin) Optionally, if you want to upgrade your extruder fan using one of my designs above as well, get...
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However, this will add 25mm to the carbon filter enclosure.\r\n\r\nThe fan and HEPA filter were ordered from Aliexpress:\r\n[120x120x25mm USB...
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A 12V power supply is required; I utilized a 12V 80W laptop-style PSU attached with a DC plug to the printer. The hotend assembly consists of a clone e3d, while the titan extruder sits nearby on the floor. The board runs headless over USB, an...