CR-10 Flip Flap Display Cover

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Have you ever slept in the same room as your CR-10 while it was printing, became accustomed to the noise (or did the basic fixes to cut the noise down), wondered why the CR-10 didn't come with a display dimmer function, realized throwing a towel or blanket over the box was probably not a fire safe practice, but still wanted to cover that brilliant blue stock display during sleepy time hours? A piece of cardboard and a strip of tape will fix that right up. But because you have a CR-10 or *fill in other printer that uses the same display*, you probably want to print one out of filament. The frame does require some form of adhesive (a thin strip of double stick mounting foam tape works great) to mount it around the stock display bezel, but once in place, the flip cover has not one, but two positions: up AND down. Spent an afternoon re-inventing the simple hinge and believe it or not, had to go through multiple iterations to get it to work; your afternoon may have been more interesting. Printing direct on glass without a brim doubles as a level check as the thin frame and beveled cover likes to pull off the bed while printing.