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Ender 3 V2 Electronic Box Extension Mainborad Silent fans (v1)

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ElectronicsBox.stl Ender 3 V2 Electronic Box Extension Mainborad Silent fans (v1)
ElectronicsBox-WithFanGrills.stl Ender 3 V2 Electronic Box Extension Mainborad Silent fans (v1)
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Publication date 2022-02-24 at 17:00
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Published to Thingiverse on: 2021-05-04 at 22:19
Design number 648419
micah7

micah7

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Update - Added additional Model

I added an second model with fan grills, i recommend using this newer model as it prints better and you will not end up with the ugly mess that I have around my fan grills.

Description

Electronics Box for neatly storing electronics under you Ender 3 V2. Used to improve cooling and add silent fans, add additional buck converters, relay or temperature sensor.

The box holds.

2 x Bucks Converters
1 x 5v Relay
1 x DHT22 Sensor
1 x RasberryPi 4
2 x 40 x 10 mm fans

Requirements

To use this case you need to extend the height of your feet. I used

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4603075

Which adds 40mm clearance.

Why?

I hated the noise of my printer, so I added Noctua 40x20 silent fans to the hotend and part cooling, a Noctua 80mm fan to the PSU. To do the PSU fan I had to raise the printer with the mentioned feet. After that I wanted a place to store all the crap (pi, bucks converter ect) so I made this case.

Relay?

I use a 5v relay with PSU Control to power my printer. See 4:40 in the below video as to why..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozCqqlPJ3a0

Future Plans

I was thinking of doing V2 of this, with the fans at the back, if you are interested add a comment to let me know.

Printing

No supports required, the front fan spaces are a bit messy to print but they do print. you can find fan grills on thingiverse to cover the fans if you so desire.

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