World's Most Expensive Lack Enclosure for Ender 3 Pro

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UPDATE: Firmware and entire zip folders have been updated and restored to downloads. Download the complete zip folder to speed up process. Included in the firmware folder and complete zip are custom start g-code for setup. If you have your own custom start g-code for prints, add M501. There's an issue with SKR Mini E3 boards if you have a computer, RPi, or Odroid connected to USB at startup where printer changes RMS voltage to steppers that can cause overheating from excessive amperage. First, let me apologize for the jumble in spots below until Thingiverse gets markdown working again. I started designing a Lack enclosure for my Ender 3 Pro printer. Then, as things progressed, I decided to relocate electronics under the enclosure. Since I was relocating electronics, I thought I might as well upgrade that part of the printer too. Next, I decided I may want to add some fans to control temperature in the enclosure. This meant an Arduino and other electronics were needed. Lighting was also a design must. Things snowballed, and I figured I might as well add a USB charger assembly on the side to keep my phone charged and power my 3D printing pen. So, we get to this project. There will be some updates posted along the road as I purchase and get my Arduino and related components and fans for automated temperature control system. I'll also post the Sketch for my control system when I get there and include compiled firmware for Ender 3 Pro setup as I have it. At the very bottom, you'll find specs of the Ender 3 Pro attached to this enclosure, including links to relevant products I purchased for this machine. All files are also contained in pre-zipped enclosure complete zip file since Thingiverse is not always best at zipping things up.