Geeetech cabinet for MKS mosfet and controllerboard
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I built this cabinet to tidy up the tangled mess of wires hanging off the Geeetech Pro A frame. I also upgraded the heat-bed with an MKS mosfet, ensuring a safe distance between it and the motherboard to prevent any potential fires. To accommodate both the controller board and the mosfet, I designed the cabinet. The cabinet is securely fastened to the original frame using M3 screws in the pre-existing holes. This setup has effectively cleaned up the printer, making it look more organized and functional. Edit: Following this project, I created a double mosfet configuration, which can be found at the following link for anyone interested: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4203099
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