Z-Stop for Ender2, minmalistic, needs access from front in order to be adjusted though

Z-Stop for Ender2, minmalistic, needs access from front in order to be adjusted though

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Update: This is my final version after 4 iterations, mostly caused by too tight fits. I was annoyed by the bulky adjustable z-stops and by the original piece of course. So I used the given space and bolts to get a minimalistic z-stop-carrage. One bolt and t-bracket is enough to secure it. The only downside for some of you ender2-users could be, that you can only use the original controler-board-casing, if you do want to open it up every time you want to adjust the z-stop-hight (i.e. if you add a bigger hot/cold-end or a thick sheet of glass to the bed and the z-hight does not match anymore). I am still designing a minimalistic - maybe vertical - controler-board-case for my own ender2, so mine is just lying naked on the baseboard for now... If you like it, try it. And if you have an Idea for a minimalistic controler-board-case: let me know and share it! :)

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