Upgrades for the chinese portable 3D printer, afinibot, creality 7, bukito clone etc

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This design is tailored specifically for use with the Creality 7, which shares similarities with the popular Bukito printer. The Creality 7 is also sold under different names such as Afinibot Portable, and it comes equipped with a full LCD display; however, there's no designated space to place the screen, causing the ribbon cable to dangle loose, compromising portability. To address this issue, I've designed a screen mount that enhances user experience when paired with the Creality 7. In addition to this upgrade, I've also created other enhancements, such as a spool holder system (refer to accompanying pictures). This kit is being redistributed and rebranded as the Mini-Cobra 3D Printer. Notably, the Mini-Cobra is an impressive little printer that operates quietly and delivers superb print quality for small projects. All the upgrades are designed to accommodate this printer's bed size, enabling it to print its own upgrades. Feel free to remix and improve this design, and if you're using one of these printers, please don't hesitate to implement this upgrade – we'd love to see your version of the Mini-Cobra 3D! To review the parts location and other upgrades, refer to the PDF file provided. The photographs are courtesy of Junio-Tech Robotics' Alex. Print Settings: Printer: Creality 7 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.4mm Infill: 30% Notes: All parts are printed using PLA; consider adjusting infill density to 45% for the handle as it will require additional strength. For assembly, you'll need longer screws to attach the screen base on top of the motherboard cover, utilizing the same crews and holes used for attaching the cooling fan – a 3mm extension is recommended.