Kossel mini RAMPS 1.4 mount
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This is my DIY Kossel mini RAMPS 1.4 mount, specifically designed to meet my needs. Its design deviates from the standard in a great way - the RAMPS 1.4 board stays parallel to the back rail of my printer's frame. As a result, there's plenty of room for cables, USB connectors and other essentials. A small hole on one side is perfect for routing LCD cable exits neatly out of sight. I created this custom mount from scratch using FreeCad software, giving me full control over its dimensions. To ensure accuracy, I checked the Arduino Mega's dimensions by referring to its official datasheet found online. Instructions: Create this custom mount with Freecad from the ground up Prepare your design for 3D printing with Slic3r Print it using high-quality PLA material with a heated bed set at 60 degrees Celsius and a hotend temperature of 185 degrees Celsius. Optimize print settings to use 0.2mm layers and 40% infill.
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