enclosure screen mount

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<p>this mount is designed to let you attach the screen to the side of the Prusa lack enclosure.</p><p>all supports in are in 3mf files.</p><p>the mount has both swivel and 180-degree joints.</p><p>this model is deigned to work as an addon for my raspberry pi touch screen case model.</p><p>installation:</p><ol><li>drill holes into the 90-degree angle mount size and diameter of your choice.</li><li>slide the 3-finger mount for 90-degree mount in place and use a m5x20 screw. this screw is also used to tension the joint so don't over or under tighten it. recommended method is to slowly tighten and rotate the hinge until it feels tight enough.</li><li>use two screws to mount it to the enclosure.</li><li>slide the insert joining bracket into the 2-finger mount. you might have to use a mallet the bang it in place as the tolerance is very low.</li><li>use 1 or 2. m5x10 to screw the insert joining bracket into the joining bracket. and m3x10 to screw the joining bracket into the case.</li><li>slide the 2-finger mount into the 3-finger mount and use a m5x20 screw and nut. using the same method to tension the hinge as well. recommended to use a lock nut so it doesn't come lose over time.</li></ol><p>link to my screen case: <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/71739-raspberry-pi-touch-screen-case">Raspberry pi touch screen case by Bheem2021 | Download free STL model | PrusaPrinters</a></p><p>Here is the Link to the screen I used when designing this model: <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Lebula-Touchscreen-Raspberry-1024X600-Capacitive/dp/B07VNX4ZWY/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&amp;keywords=raspberry+pi+touchscreen&amp;qid=1626613532&amp;sr=8-5">Amazon.com: Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Monitor, Upgraded 7'' IPS 1024X600 Dual-Speaker,USB HDMI Portable Monitor Capacitive Pi Display,Compatible with Raspberry Pi 3b+/Raspberry Pi 4b, Windows 7/8/10,Drive-Free: Computers &amp; Accessories</a></p><p>lack enclosure link: <a href="https://blog.prusaprinters.org/cheap-simple-3d-printer-enclosure_7785/">How to build a simple, cheap enclosure for your 3D printer - Prusa Printers</a></p>