Housing for GEEETech i3 PRO B electronics

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After three months of using the printer, I decided to give back to it. Since the cables that came with it were too long, I shortened them and packed everything neatly in a box. To achieve better results, I chose not to print the box in one piece but instead cut it into four panels plus cover and fan cover. If someone wants customized text on one of the panels, they can just contact me and I'll send over the new file. Print Settings: Printer: GEEETech I3 PRO B Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 25% Notes: Support and brim are only needed for part geeetech 1. Also, a brim is required for the knob. I used 20 lines for both parts. Post-Printing: To attach the side panels to the geeetech 1 part, just glue them in place using CA glue or acetone. For attaching the vent to the cover, you can use rubber PC fan anti-vibration mounts or a zip tie and some camera gimbal anti-vibration rubbers. In case of using a zip tie, cut the rubbers into three parts and use both ends for the fan. Alternatively, screws can be used to mount the fan to the cover. To attach the cover to the housing, use Philips screws with a flat head (screws for metal sheets) that are 2.5mm in diameter and 10mm long. For attaching the housing, you can use spare screws that came with the 3D printer (part 26) or M3x12mm. For the fan, any 12V 120mm fan will do. I used a fan with 15 LEDs on it that I found on eBay. Simply cut the cables from the fan and solder them to the new fan. Don't forget to remove the old fan for better cooling. That's all for now. I'll publish all updates that I make to my printer in the future. Next up is an E3D V6 printing head holder, a wheel on the filament extruder motor, and more.