Anycubic i3 Mega Octopi holder for right z-axis

Anycubic i3 Mega Octopi holder for right z-axis

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I wanted to mount my Raspberry Pi-Zero on the Z-Axis, moving along the print. The right Z-Axis sheet metal chassis on my printer has a 10mm hole at the front which can be used to mount a clip. This clip is then used to mount an adjustable arm to move the Raspiberry to safe distance from the X-Axis carriage. Finally, a holder for the Raspberry chassis is screwed to the arm. I used [Thing 2328261](http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2328261) as case for the Raspberry W Zero. Beware --------------------- The things are a work in progress with much room for improvement. I used very small m3 screws (4 - 5 mm) I just had lying around; you can't use longer screws since they will hit the frame. The holder for the case is too weak yet; it must redesigned with a longer screw if one wants to avoid superglue or other "solutions". Let me know what you think or remix the thing right away. Fusion360 design can be made avialable but it isn't pretty. Update --------------------- * Moved the arm 1 mm away from the chassis * Made the holder much more massive * Turned around screw and hex nut of holder (you'll need M3x30) * Tilted the holder 10 degrees for better view

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