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pcDuino Case
This is a case for the pcDuino. I have been using mine as a server for my printer (Repetier-Server which is originally designed for the RaspberryPi but works great on the pcDuino). As I only need the two USB ports and power USB port the case only exposes those connectors. I am using a wifi dongle to connect it to my network so the Ethernet port is not available, neither is the HDMI (no screen accessed via web browser) or the USB-OTG port.
The lid has a cutout in the top, the word pcDuino, to allow for cooling and to save it looking like a black box.
I can totally recommend Repetier-Server. You can control your printer/fabricator from any web enabled device on your network, monitor a prints completion and, if you are luck enough to have more than one printer, control multiple machine (although you'll need a USB hub).
Instructions
Printer the two parts, they are just printable on my Huxley.
Screw the pcDuino into the base using 4 of 3mm x 6mm self tapping screws.
Attach the lid using 4 more self tappers.
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How do I download pcDuino Case?
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