Prusa Einsy Case for enclosure with active cooling

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I adapted KalleKnall's design to incorporate active cooling by modifying it to include a system that effectively directs airflow onto the Einsy board. The area where the Raspberry was located has been eliminated since I've placed my Raspberry outside the print enclosure, which streamlines the setup. Two fans are utilized; one blows air directly onto the Einsy board, while the other draws air from the board and expels it outside the enclosure. The fan cover originates from inside the front of the printer enclosure, preventing any cables from entering the fan's area. At the same time, they serve as mounts for attaching the fans securely in place. For optimal assembly, it is advisable to attach all components - including the fan, duct, and other necessary parts - to the cover first before closing it.