buck converter raspberry pi ender 3 3d models

Camera base for https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2842300 Designed for the Ender 3. Slots into the end of the 40x40 aluminium extrusion so the pi cam can be mounted at the rear and out the way of the build surface. Designed with enough clearance...

Camera stand for Raspbery Pi camera for Creality Ender 3 printer. The stand attaches to the X-axis assembly and moves together with the hot end along the Z axis. The camera position is easily adjustable by pivoting. A panel with LED strips can...

Cable clip to hold raspberry pi camera flat flex cable with the XY axis cable bundle. Since the part is small, print with brim. Print with PLA, PETG. ...No support required.

Little remix (it's redesigned by me for scratch but it's the same thing. ... Its designed for Raspberry Pi 4 with metal case. ...It have support for 1CH relay for power ON/OFF and some drill for cable management.

Here's the modified design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3700643 To secure the Raspberry Pi, I used 12 M3 standoffs. This approach is preferred as it provides extra space between the print and the board, ensuring good airflow around the device....

I remixed the original Raspberry Pi 3b case backplate to fit acrylic cases. I added cut-away supports at the Micro SD card opening for a more secure print. This modification allows the case to be printed upright, resulting in a much better finish...

This model lowers the IO holes and standoffs for the Raspberry Pi 4. I needed this to fit a small extra component inside the enclosure. I've printed this and the Pi still fits perfectly! ... No supports needed to print if oriented like the original...

... the PCB, which does not fit with the bottom heatsink. This design features one support for the bottom heatsink. Lastly, the fan mount was removed as the raspberry pi with a heatsink does not need a fan. ...A .prt file for NX is also inluded.

Just took the nice 4040 rail design and enlarged it to fit under my pi 4 on my ender 3 v2. I left the plate full to fit multiple cases but for the canakit case, it's really easy to mark the holes through the bottom plate of the case to get a good...

This is made to adapt the lcd pi station to fit a raspberry pi 4B. I had the station already printed and then noticed a 4B won't fit. maybe its nice for when you upgrade the PI to a new model. !!! This will still need the main station !!!<br/> <a...

To install the pi angle the usb and ethernet ports in, just past the front, then push down on the long side opposite the power and HDMI, then push down the side that had the power and USB and it should snap into place 3. Attach your pi cam cable and...

As for the hot bed of my Ender 3 Pro, I suppose it will also work for the standard one.\r\nThe arm has a hole where you can place a support for a Raspberry Pi camera (Rev. 1.3).\r\nThere are two possibilities: a small fixed support and one with an...

For fix the cap I use tiny neodymium magnets of 5x1 mm The case has space for 2 or 3 step down DC converter for LED lightbars or fans, Print Settings Printer: Ender 3 v2 Rafts: NoSupports: Yes Resolution: 0.16Infill: 60% Filament: eSUN PLA black ...

Remix : - Less material - Upper camera - Ribbon exit from bottom Works for Ender 3 and Pro

Remix : - Less material - Upper camera - Ribbon exit from bottom Works for Ender 3 and Pro

This bracket is for Creality Ender 3 pro with belt tensioner for y axis

I added a plate which connects to a raspberry pi IR camera via four M2 screws and nuts. The backplate connects to the arm with a single M3 screw and nut, which allows the camera angle to be adjusted. ...I also shortened the rail attachment as my build...

Simple mount for a Raspberry Pi Camera off of the X-Axis where the belt tensioner is located. ...Has simple "tabs" to hold the cable in place.Included Step and Parasolid files for remixing as you see fit.[EDIT]Added a smaller mount that sticks out from...

Raspberry Pi 4B Gehäuse zur Befestigung an der Aufnahme des Bildschirms. Der Bildschirm wird oben auf das RPi Gehäuse gesetzt.Ich habe zum Verschrauben Einschmelzbuchsen in den Größen M2, M2.5 und M3 genutzt.Der Bildschirm sitzt recht stramm auf dem...

... for design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4337578 The original mount is -15,5 degrees. ...For the raspberry Pi cam with the 130 degree view angle the distance to the heated bed is to big. ... So I made a 0,0 degree and a 15.0 degree version.

... give a firm push onto the rails when mounting. The final feature is the Raspberry Pi logo on embossed into the lid. ... I hope this is helpful, and please let me know in the comments if there are any modifications that you think would be useful.

The pulley cover, however, may not be compatible with all versions of the Ender 3 due to design differences in earlier models, particularly those featuring a distinct style. A camera holder designed specifically for the pi camera version 2.1 is also...

The attachment point to the printer is from the “Ender 3 S1 Holder for Modular Snap Together Rapsberry Pi 2B/3B/3B+/4 Case” by danielvolz, with the mount hole locations from grabcad. In theory this mount should also work with other manufactures of...

... The instructions for wiring and programming the switch are [here](https://howchoo.com/g/mwnlytk3zmm/how-to-add-a-power-button-to-your-raspberry-pi).

As I put a light on back side of the x-axis, I was looking for a Raspberry Pi Cam holder for the backside of the printer. I could not find a easy to print holder, so created a mount for the screws of the power supply. A M4 screw and a nut is...

... on top. I added slits to the bottom for circulation. One improvement that could be made... Instead of screws for the raspberry pi, make the case pieces snap together. ...I don't have screws so the case is open a bit and doesn't look very nice.

I have designed a mount for an existing [Raspberry Pi case by ender1968] (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3256773) to mount the LCD mount I recommend you use superglue to glue the feet in and then use some thin double sided tape ( I used tesa...

This was inspired by "Ultimate Sturdy Octoprint / Pi Camera Mount - Ender 3 - Stewpercharged" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3374914) I had originally set out to print just that but the slicer estimate of 9+ hours while printing it vertically...

Like modern PC cases are done nowadays. Design is based around heat inserts (m3x3x4.2) for all parts but raspberry pi mount - I don't have m2.5 inserts on hand at moment of modelling and assembled, so I have m2.5 self-tapping screw size holes...

Remix of Pi 3+ case to fit Pi4, also reduced thickness of fan mount for shorter screw compatibility and added extrusion for a 12V switch going to my LED strip