TruPortal - RFID Replacement Parts

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TruPortal_-_RFID_Reader_Backing_Plate.stl Although this is drawn to be identical to the manufacturer part, I recommend oversize the length (long axis) by 1mm so it would be 103.xxx instead of 102.xxx, it made a big difference with the fit. Also use supports. That little overhang is perfect but if you don't use supports (at least on my ender 3 pro with mods) it has a bit of stringing and it causes some clearance issues it took a bit with a knife to fix. TruPortal_-_RFID_Reader_Backing_Plate_-_Beefy_Version_v7.stl This is the much stronger version, no changes in size needed. I made a small adjustment to the lock nubbin. I think this one actually fits better. But if you print this 100% infil its dam strong. I use these in indoor spaces that see a lot of abuse (elevators) Interlogix TruPortal - RFID Reader Backing Plate - No wire Path.stl If you like making work for yourself i included this file. This one is much stronger but in my opinion, its not in a useful way. The two screws in the back plate support this just fine for the wire path to not be a problem. But if you like the painfull way, here it is. (if you install these for a living, this comment makes sence) TruPortal_-_RFID_Reader_Cover.stl This is mostly here just in case I need the file in the future, I have not printed this many times to make sure its perfect. Its just drawn from an original so that someone can have it if they need it. The link to the on shape drawing is down bellow if you want to customize it or make it better. Please print this on draft your first time and make sure you like it before commiting to a print. the face is also very thick, partially because of the HUGE LED sticking out and to make it take some S&A really well. Backplate drawings on on shape https://cad.onshape.com/documents/beca8c37b89a7aaa1c020372/v/ffa56a14395fc21c26733013/e/3fd8a0898e6b182e6e774f7b?renderMode=0&uiState=61c3a145aa585178da7ab8d6 Faceplate drawing on on shape https://cad.onshape.com/documents/18c461b5c1f4de0debfb95c8/w/5725839a85b61110f81c58e1/e/f6fb0627c84b06ffb9ca2dc1?renderMode=0&uiState=61c3a6c3064dc034184ead48 if your interested, the basics of making this drawing are on my website, along with the DXF files I started with: https://jim.akesons.com in the 3D printing section.