SecKit SK-Tank BTT Octopus adaptor and cable management

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The printed parts I designed to fit the Bigtreetech Octopus V1.1 mainboard to the SecKit SK-Tank. As featured in this video: https://youtu.be/3WZw3f9mpMk Additional parts seen in this video: https://youtu.be/kaCvGu1hJg4 Source for all parts available on Onshape: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/57448dcb08c03a7e1b07ec93/w/5364edd7985b8c3581def649/e/39713acc5fcb27dc794e27e8?renderMode=0&uiState=6205c8697e2a0d6e6ff314a3 Simply right click on parts in the part list to export in a file format of your choice. Parts: Octopus adaptor + pi mount bolts to the Mellow Fly munts onm the back panel and allows the Octopus and a Pi 4 to be bolted to it. Mains wiring cover goes over the back of the mains switch and wires. Use two M3 screws to cut thread in the printed part. Cable trench pieces bolt to the rear of the machine, using the four M3 that extend through from the centre rear Z linear rail. Remove nuts and washers, place cable trenches and then reapply same washers and nuts. Lids either slide in from the top and bottom or snap in if you're brave. Wiring clips can be inserted where spare 5 mm holes reside around the frame. Use M5 x 8mm bolts to cut thread. Carriage tube clamp bolts to the standard SecKit X axis endstop mount. Compatible with CF gantry part, aluminium gantry compatibility unknown. Use short M3 bolts to cut thread. Insert PTFE tube here and at the top of the upper cable trench. Upper loom clamp base attaches to the upper frame above the cable trench with a thread cutting M5 x 6mm bolt. The clamp then attachjes to the base with two M3 x 6 mm bolts. ADXL343 mount is designed to suit an accelerometer with 20mm hole spacing. It bolts to the back side of the rear carbon fiber carriage plate. There should be sufficient clearance for a loom to exit at the rear without touching the rear belts. Webcam mount is a very simple part designed to offset a webcam away from the frame. LED mounts are designed to bolt to the underside of the upper frame. They are quite long and you may need another printer to make them without splitting them in two. LED strips will point down at about a 30 degree angle. The long piece goes across the front and could be used in isolation. Category: 3D Printer Parts