FLSun V400 Speeder Pad holder

prusaprinters

Update 28/07/2024I decided to redesign the main stand for the V400, because after a few months the T-slots on the previous one were breaking.So this one is the new support (V400Support_v2): In 1, you can reuse the standard V400 M5 screws for the covers.In  2, you can reuse the 2xM5 Allen key 15/20mm with nut and gasket. Update 21/04/2024Added a remix for T slot nut with 3 hole, in this way the entire structure should not rotate on itself.After closing the printer with the doors in front, there was no room left to place the Speeder Pad on my desk. So, I designed this arm alternative for the Speeder Pad to mount on top of the V400.There were other projects around here on Printables, but didn't like the fact that once attached the arm couldn't be moved easily.Using an articulated snap system (similar to Ratchet), the system can remain in the chosen position easily and repositioned in another way with a light force.Bolts and nuts M5 for the main structure were used to join the parts. To anchor it to the V400 structure, I reused the grooves on the columns with M3 Bolt and T-Slots (the latter always 3d printed).The image below indicates which screws to use:4xM5 Allen key 30/35mm with nut2xM5 Allen key 15/20mm with nut2xM3 Allen key 10/15mm with nut and T-SlotThe T-Slots can be found at this link:https://www.printables.com/it/model/431943-geared-hinge-for-flsun-v400The Speeder Pad's final triangular mount fits into my mount. This triangular support can be found at this link:https://www.printables.com/it/model/381635-flsun-v400-speeder-pad-display I used PLA plus, I think it's the minimum.I used Orcaslicer, with these options: 3 wall, 25% infill (gyroid), (no support)N. B.: It is your responsibility if the Speeder Pad stand does not hold, as it is moved to a high position.Please support me with Kofi https://ko-fi.com/neospog