Sunhokey Prusa i3 OctoPrint Box

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Update 2016.04.04: I reworked everything from scratch using FreeCAD, but some parts are still botched. The Raspberry Pi Case isn't my favorite thing, yet it works - all without needing support materials. Control Box for my Prusa i3 printer holds: - A proper power plug with a switch purchased at Conrad.de - A Raspberry Pi computer - A 5V powersupply unit - A 230V relay for controlling the printer's powersupply bought from Amazon.de - A 7-hole luster terminal For wiring the relay, check out the Octoprint Wiki: Controlling a Relay Board from Your RPi. Print Settings: Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: None Supports: None Post-Printing Steps: * Remove excess plastic from holes holding nut parts. * Secure everything by screwing in M3 nuts into their designated pockets. * Secure the power case with its respective nuts. * Wire up all components. * Bolt the relay firmly using 4 M2 screws and 4 matching nuts - this part can be tricky, thanks to missing nut-pockets! * Apply double-sided tape to the 5V powersupply unit. * Mount the Raspberry Pi securely using 4 M2 screws and 4 matching nuts, then connect it to the relay.