Duet2 WiFi and Duex Case

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Update: 2019-09-12 When I started to fit my Duet WiFi to the chassis, I realised that there are three sets of pins at the bottom of the board that foul the lower lip of the chassis. To save the next person who prints this from sitting there with needle files cutting the necessary slots by hand, I've added the file "Chassis_Updated.stl" to the list of files. I also noticed that the top of the chassis was 1.5mm wider than the slots in the case halves which it fits into, so I shaved 0.75mm off each side. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I really like the thinking behind this case from Havoc340 and as I'm upgrading my printer and needed room for a Duex 5 as well, I decided to make some changes and adapt the case a little. For the first, I thought that there was not enough ventilation to let heat from the front of the boards out, so I added intake slots on the lower front of each of the two case halves and exit slots at the top. I needed to mount the case on the right hand side of my printer, so I moved the mounting holes over to the right by mirroring the part. I also removed the one hole for cables in the rear and added two holes on either side for cable entry to better match the layout of my existing cables. The other thing I thought it needed was a Duet3D logo. I found the one created by UncleManuel here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2815313 and used it to add the Duet3D logo as a relief on the front case. In my photos, I ended up painting the white part of the logo but I have provided parts which you should be able to glue in if your printer handles the overhangs better than mine did. The colour of the filament I used to print this matches very well with the Duet3D logo's colour. The only other change from the original is that I've converted the STL files from Barbarian Units to metric. Thanks to Havoc340 for the design!