Ender 3 Pro Voron Themed Electronics Enclosure

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After trying various electronics enclosures for my Ender 3 Pro, I was not happy with many of them due to various issues with each - Fit was tight and not very forgiving for running cables - Airflow/cable management were usually afterthoughts - PSU was not always a consideration for relocation in some designs I really liked the style and functionality of the excellent E3 Pro Switchwire mods by [walttriano](https://github.com/walttriano/Ender_3Pro_Switchwire ) and [boubounokefalos](https://github.com/boubounokefalos/Ender_SW). This Voron themed electronics enclosure combines elements from both with my own modifications. I wanted to mainly achieve the following goals - Completely bottom relocated electronics (PSU, Mainboard and Raspberry Pi) without changing the kinematics (kind of a semi voron conversion :P) - Ample room for airflow and cable management options built in - Separate Power for the Pi and Printer (power controlled by a smart plug) for a simpler design - Remove as much unnecessary mass as possible from the gantry and frame to allow for better resonant frequencies and faster accelerations using Klipper I am uploading all STL files required for the build for convenience. This involves files from the original sources as well as modifications made for this design specifically. I am also including the Fusion 360 file for any remixes! :) # Parts to print - 1x cover_4040_extrusion_cut (for covering the extrusion hole in the bottom of the printer when routing cables. It can be a tight fit so might have to sand it if needed) - 1x each of the 4 deck pieces - 4x foot_extension (for allowing more room under the printer for airflow/cable management/components) - 4x foot_tpu (Recommended to print with TPU (15% infill) to reduce vibrations. PLA could also work in a pinch (40% infill or higher) ) - 1x each of the 6 grill pieces for the front and back - 4x grill_endcap (to snap into the grill once assembled. Might want to print in a different color for contrast) - 1x each of the psu_clamp and psu_hanger (I had to mix components here from the two original builds to allow not having to extend the base and still mount the PSU underneath) - 1x rpi mount (if using) - 1x skr_mini_e3_mount (should work for the stock creality boards as well as the mounting holes are the same) - Optionally, 1x of the y_frame_cc_connector and z_frame_cc_connector for attaching the cable chains (if using) - (Optional) 2x 40_mm_fan_mount (one for Raspberry Pi and one for the mainboard) - (Optional) [Buck converter mount](https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/lm2596-buck-converter-tslot-vslot-update) - (Optional) 1x usb_c_adapter_mount for attaching a usb c extension cable to power the PI. It is a tight fit in the rear grill holes so you might need to sand it down a bit. I did not integrate this into the grill itself as you might want to swap the location of the pi to either side based on your preference. I appreciate any tips to support my work! [](https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kageiit)