Anet A8 Electronics Case (Raspberry Pi Zero (W), DC Converter + Mainboard)
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I chose to utilize a Raspberry Pi Zero (W) as I already had one on hand and it is significantly cheaper and more compact than the standard Pi. Additionally, since I didn't require a relay at that point, I incorporated mounting points for a small DC 12V to 5V USB converter, which I had lying around from a previous car project, to power the PI directly from the printer's PSU. The constant need to unplug my bedside lamp and phone charger every time I wanted to print something was becoming increasingly frustrating due to the lack of a spare power strip. A quick tidy of the cables is necessary, but I'm currently printing a cable chain to address this issue. DC Converter: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=dc+dc+converter+module+12+v+to+5v+3a+15w+duble+usb
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