Ender 3 Pro Mainboard/Pi Case

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# Ender 3 Pro Mainboard/PI Case This modular rear electronics enclosure is designed specifically for the Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D printer to streamline the printing process and provide enhanced functionality. The enclosure provides enough space for a Raspberry Pi, a fan and the standard Ender 3 Pro board. The design features clarity, quiet operation, and improved cable management compared to the traditional factory design. With this case, you can upgrade your Ender 3 Pro and use the full power of the Raspberry Pi to monitor printing, adjust printing parameters, and even get remote access to your printer. Access to the back of the printer is conveniently done through the top cap of the enclosure without having to turn the printer on its side. This allows for easy installation, maintenance and modification of electronic components. The enclosure was designed with practicality and ease of use in mind. It is easy to assemble and provides a sturdy and secure mount for the Raspberry Pi, fan, and standard board. Download this rear electronics enclosure for the Ender 3 Pro today and improve the performance and functionality of your 3D printer. Experience a streamlined printing experience with a clean and uncluttered workspace while taking full advantage of the Raspberry Pi's capabilities. # Changes in Version 2: Version 2 of the improved and optimized design focuses on better cable management and reducing the visibility of cables. This means that the internal components and cables are organized and routed in a way that minimizes their appearance and improves the overall aesthetic of the setup. One significant change in version 2 is the rotation of the mainboard. By rotating the mainboard, the cable connections and ports can be positioned in a more convenient and hidden manner, further reducing cable visibility. However, it's important to note that this rotation may have an impact on the accessibility of certain components. For example, in version 2, the SD card slot may no longer be easily accessible without opening the case. This change is intentional, as the operation with a Raspberry Pi typically involves setting up the SD card with the required software before placing it into the device. Once the device is operational, there is usually no need to frequently access the SD card slot, hence the decision to prioritize cable management and aesthetics over easy access to the SD card. Additionally, all openings in version 2 have been optimized to ensure a perfect fit. This means that any gaps or misalignments that were present in the previous version have been addressed, resulting in a more seamless and professional appearance. Overall, version 2 of the design aims to improve cable management, reduce visible cables, and enhance the overall aesthetic appeal of the setup, while still maintaining the functionality and performance of the device.