FLSUN SPEEDERPAD CASE

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<p>This <strong>case</strong> is designed to replace the stock one on <strong>FLSUN's SpeederPad</strong> so that it can take full advantage of all the ports soldered on the board but not accessible with the original case.</p><p>In addition to the standard ports accessible on the PAD are added:<br>- <strong>USB 4</strong><br>- <strong>Micro USB OTG</strong><br>- <strong>UART Port</strong> (on the back)</p><p>In addition, additional openings have been made both for the possible installation of an <strong>ETH</strong> <strong>RJ45</strong> port for which there is a free slot, and a hole to be able to install a wifi antenna in order to increase the reception range that is very lacking on the device.</p><p>For assembly were used the two stock screws found on the original shell, and in addition two more of the same to give more rigidity to the structure and eliminate the snap-in joints found on the stock version.<br><br>There are mainly <strong>2 versions</strong>:<br>- <strong>Full Shell</strong><br>- <strong>Shell with flap</strong></p><p>In the first case, the shell is fully printable in two unique pieces, front and back, while in the second case a flap is designed so that it can be <strong>easily interchangeable</strong>.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</p><p>Four flaps have already been made:<br>- <strong>Standard Cooling flap</strong> is the standard version<br>- <strong>Improved Cooling flap</strong> is the version with a wider mesh pattern so as to allow better air exchange, suitable for warm environments and climates<br>- <strong>Fan Cooling flap</strong> is the version made to be able to install <strong>40x40x10 </strong>or <strong>60x60x10 fans </strong>(or greater thickness if desired)<br>- <strong>Full Base Flap</strong> is the completely full version made to allow everyone to <strong>customize</strong> it the way they prefer, the <strong>.step file of this one is also included</strong>.</p><p>Upon request, I have also included a modified version so that it does not have the openings for the Ethernet port and another with both no Ethernet port and UART port.</p><p>For the <strong>Full Shell</strong> <strong>No Ethernet/UART version</strong> use:<br>- PAD ENCLOSURE BACK - NO ETH_NO UART<br>- PAD ENCLOSURE FRONT - NO ETH</p><p>For the <strong>Full Shell No Ethernet version</strong> use:<br>- PAD ENCLOSURE BACK - NO ETH<br>- PAD ENCLOSURE FRONT - NO ETH</p><p>It's also provided a <strong>prototype for a stand</strong> compatible with this case that allows the SpeederPad to be held propped up on a table.<br><br>Hey! If you want to buy me a beer or help me start my business feel free to do so and I will always be grateful!<br><br><a href="https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=VCNHG86UBN5YG"><strong>CLICK HERE IF YOU WANT TO DONATE</strong></a></p><p>These are the links for the modifications of both the wifi antenna and the <strong>RJ45</strong> port that inspired my work.<br><br><a href="https://www.lesimprimantes3d.fr/forum/topic/49878-flsun-v400-speeder-pad-am%C3%A9lioration-du-wi-fi-antenne-externe/?fbclid=IwAR2pZE_zFjC6bVj_FUM6_QKyzilEyjMrVYtkvz6n5JSVXbvzL91Cv0kCMAE"><strong>Wi-Fi SpeederPad MOD LINK</strong></a><strong> by Motard Geek</strong></p><p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/flsunspeederpad/permalink/2713505328780182"><strong>ETH RJ45 Original Facebook Group Post </strong></a><strong>by Marco Frazao</strong><br>&nbsp;</p>