CR10 Portable

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I've designed this case to make the CR10 portable with a mounting plate for RAMPS, the original CR10 MOSFET, the RaspberryPi, and the CR10 power supply, along with a mounting plate for the Melzi, including the CR10S board, original CR10 MOSFET, the RaspberryPi, and the CR10 power supply. You'll need the following screws: 15x (or 17x) M4x10, which can be used for either the electric case or the power supply case, depending on your needs. You'll also need two additional screws for the display, which will depend on the type of printer you're using. 16x M4x40 are required for the Squashball feet, and you may use old T-Nuts (hammer nuts) if you have them available. 13x M4 T-Nuts (also known as hammer nuts) are needed to secure various components. Four screws, M3x5 or possibly M3x10, are necessary for the power supply. One screw, M3x10, is required to connect the two cases together at the front. Four more screws, M4x40, will be used for the 140mm fan. You'll also need two metal screws for the power switch and additional metal screws for the PI, MOSFET, and any other board you're using. If you choose to use cable guides, you'll require one additional screw, M4x10, along with a T-Nut (hammer nut). This case doesn't include cooling for the heated bed; air exhausts are located on the side and back of the printer. To complete this project, you'll need four Squashballs (two yellow dots), a power supply inlet with switch and fuse, some zip ties, and a 140mm fan. You can also opt to add a fan grill if desired. Remember to create supports for the power inlet feet, LCD mount, and cable guides as part of your build process. Edit: Download this display mount from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3743569). Additional edits include modified case designs for the CR10S with CR10S MOSFET and corrections to the mounting hole for the MKS Gen Case, along with modifications to the fan mount/support and a new display mount at the front left side.