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I Designed a Simple Buck Converter Mount for My Ender 3 Printer to Power LED Strip Lighting. If You Like This Design, Consider Supporting Me by Tipping, Following, or Exploring My Other Creations. ...Thanks for Looking!

This is a simple holder for a buck converter that slides into the 40x40 profiles of the ender series. ...Gluing the buck converter in place just didn't seem adequate.

As I stumbled upon the [Raspberry 4 case](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3811421), designed by user Tronnic, my enthusiasm soared. The design was almost flawless, but I needed to make a few tweaks. To improve stability, I reinforced the mounting...

By employing this buck converter, you can reduce the ender 3's 24VDC fan voltage down to 12VDC, enabling you to utilize the efficient and quiet noctua fans. The lid of the case clicks securely into place, and it fits perfectly sideways between the...

It's a compact rail enclosure for a LM2596 Buck converter that fits perfectly onto an Ender 3. To print this case, it will require supports during printing, but the lid can be printed without any additional support. ...The assembly snaps together...

... lid. Step file available so you can change it acording to your needs. Any help needed please send me a message. You can find more https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/78366-raspberry-pi-3-b-case-for-pi-buck-converter-lm2596 Keep on printing.

FOR ENDER 3 V2 ONLY - See the last image for the compatible hot end cover I had purchased some buck converters from amazon to allow me to use a 12 volt fan for the hot end (the stock fan is 24 volts). I was not content with the converter hanging...

Housing for a dc to dc converter for 12v fans or other things that need converting down to a lower voltage - Made for an ender 3 but can use on others as desired Dc converter - LM2596S DC-DC Buck Converter...

Added a standoff for an IRF520 Mosfet in hopes of GPIO Controlling/Dimming LED lighting on Ender 3 V2. ...Will update once printed

Support for Raspberry PI and buck converter to be mounted inside the case of Anycubic I3 Mega 3d Printer

... the voltage adjust screw. This top is securely attached to the bottom via friction and can be easily removed by inserting a screwdriver or guitar pick into the .8mm gap. This enclosure is specifically designed to power an Octoprint Raspberry Pi.

This is a custom mount for a Raspberry Pi Zero W that incorporates a 2x16 LCD display with an I2C interface and a LM2596 buck converter module, all perfectly aligned to be installed on the right side of the control box, securely fastened using two...

I use it for my home server. I power the Raspberry Pi with an old 12v power adaptor I have lying around, I used an adjustable buck converter to step the power down to 5V.Designed for the Raspberry Pi 2 and 3 model B. If anyone tries putting a...

Please Note: The Buck converter that I based this off has a very uncommon mounting pattern, so you will likely need to remix the buck mount to suit your own buck converter.This is a board mount for the SKR 1.4 Turbo, Raspberry Pi 3B+ and a DC-DC Buck...

Please Note: The Buck converter that I based this off has a very uncommon mounting pattern, so you will likely need to remix the buck mount to suit your own buck converter.This is a board mount for the SKR 1.4 Turbo, Raspberry Pi 3B+ and a DC-DC Buck...

Here's my remix of Malolo's screwless Raspberry Pi case - I added space underneath for a standard LM2596 buck converter, side rails to mount to my Ender 3 V2, and some ventilation to the front. I didn't take the time to do it on my print, but make...

I was looking for an Raspberry Case that could fit the Pi and a Stepdown Converter LM2596 to power the Pi directly from the power supply of my printer. ...I couldn't find anything I like and fited the bear upgrade as I wanted so I created my own.Made...

Case for Raspberry Pi 4 and Buck Converter with 40mm Fan A custom enclosure tailored specifically to house the Raspberry Pi 4 and a buck converter, while also accommodating a 40mm fan. This unique housing solution is designed to provide efficient...

I added stand offs for a Buck converter to be mounted inside the case next to the Pi. I didn't need any of the HDMI or power connections on the board. I also remixed the fan shroud to channel air across the board hopefully increasing airflow over...

Cad files are available for contribution. A screwless case for Raspberry Pi 4 with a buck converter to use 12V fans.The buck converter I used is the XL6009, as it can boost the voltage from 5v to 12v.The 4010 fan doesn't need screws as it slides into...

... the 40x40x10 5v fan is recommended, without the fan Pi will reach 75~80c quickly. ...With the fan Pi remains under 50c.Buck Converter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081N6WWJSThe mounting is a remix from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4713922

This was designed in fusion 360. This holds a raspberry pi 4 and a dc/dc converter. This is the converter I used https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078XQ5MWR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 seems to be of higher quality that most...

I purchased a Buck Converter w/ LCD from Amazon and the original didn't fit my particular versions.I've included a STEP file, not because I have any idea what that is, but because other people put that in the description so that others can more...

The bottom layer holds a raspberry pi and 3 standard buck converters. you can run the pi off of a buck converter or it has a slot for a power cord. it also has a slot for the ribbon cable to a pi cam. It takes a standard 80mm pc case fan witch I run...

The bottom layer holds a raspberry pi and 3 standard buck converters. you can run the pi off of a buck converter or it has a slot for a power cord. it also has a slot for the ribbon cable to a pi cam. It takes a standard 80mm pc case fan witch I run...

The bottom layer securely holds a Raspberry Pi, along with three standard buck converters. You can power the Pi using one of these converters or connect it directly via a power cord. It also features a dedicated slot for the ribbon cable that...

I made some slight changes to the original design: Thickened all of the walls (from 1.58499mm to 3mm) Split it back into 3 individual parts (easier to print) Keyed each piece for easier alignment when assembling Category: DIY

I tweaked the blueprint slightly: I beefed up the wall thickness, boosting it from 1.58499 millimeters to a sturdy 3 millimeters. To simplify the printing process, I broke down the design into three separate components that can be easily assembled.

I've taken a remix of the original project on Thingiverse, specifically https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2821348, to make room for my buck converter, which I purchased from Droking's Adjustable DC Step-Down Power Module for £19.99 on Amazon UK. ...This...

-------------------------------------- Control Box with One Raspberri Pi and Space for 2xLM2596S DC-DC Converter (for example to power the Raspberry PI and LED light chain) for the Ender 3. The box is screwed at the back under the power supply unit...