AiO Ender 3 Pro Server Style Case - (SKR v1.3)(Rasp Pi 4)

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**COMPLETED - 2/7/2020** - As far as the case goes, this is fully completed now. Updates may follow down the line. I did have to flip the Mobo (SKRv1.3) to face the raspberry Pi card because the TMC2209 Heat Sink's were a bit taller than i anticipated. Other than that, everything went fairly smooth. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've been building computer towers for quite some time. However, 3D printing is really opening me up to a whole new world. I am a big fan of Server Style card mounting systems. I have created my own Server Style Case using a card system. Each has only the items that directly relate to the neighboring item: MOBO <--> Relay (24v) Rasp Pi <--> Buck Converter (24v to 5v) MOSFET's x 4(max) The Lid is intended for the Raspberry Pi 4 but the mount will still fit the 3B/+. **NOTE** Thanks to Demitrix for assisting me with the mounts! The goal here is to have the power come in from one side of the box and all the wiring that goes out to the printer will come out of the other side. At this time there are no plans for the PSU as I am placing this in the bottom of a Server Enclosure to modify and place the Ender 3 Pro inside the enclosure and sitting on a board that serves as a separation between the printer and the electronics. I am also designing a 30pin wiring harness for the printer wires so that the main run of cabling from the printer, can be easily detached from the Case. Each card within the box will have wires coming off each connection and JST connectors at the end. This is so when you need to remove/install a card, simply unclip/clip the JST connectors and remove/install the card. The overall intent of this design is house all the essential components of the printer that need to be outside the heated space, as well as an easy modular system that can adapt to any future changes without having to redesign the entire project. I will be updating this as I go and will provide lots of good pics when complete.