Cesar Varela

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Click Customize to create your own house number sign. &nbsp;You can also find my <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/479957" rel="nofollow noopener">Street Name and Number generator here.</a>&nbsp;If you need a different font, click on the Libraries and Fonts button to select one  <figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000479957/design/2024-05-31_1692506577df4.png"></figure>&nbsp; and paste it in the source<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000479957/design/2024-05-31_35a4692b5e274.png"></figure>&nbsp;&nbsp;You can modify most of the dimensions to fit your needs. Generated models also scale OK.

House Number Sign Generator - OpenSCAD

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needitmakeit

I designed these as a quick and simple way to level the bed on your K1 or K1 max so that you can get it far closer to level than would be possible using the method Creality recommends. This is super simple, quick, and uses next to no filament. &nbsp;I would recommend printing these with a LH of 0.08mm. and I would suggest PETG or ABS/ASA to make sure that they are not impacted by the heat within the build-chamber. &nbsp;NOTE** Print before you take your printer apart, if that wasn't already a given.

Creality K1 and K1 Max Bed Leveling Spacers

Creality K1

eoyilmaz

Don't forget toLIKE this thing :)NOTE: Be carefull, use the following versions:<a href="/download:8663352" rel="nofollow">for Raspberry Pi 2/3 (v042)</a><a href="/download:8681526" rel="nofollow">for Raspberry Pi 4 (v054)</a><h3>Raspberry Pi 4</h3>30/09/2020 - v054 Added Step file11/09/2020 - v054 (for Raspberry Pi 4)Added a version for Raspberry Pi 4 with internal mount points for an internal fan.<hr/><h3>Raspberry Pi 2/3</h3>30/09/2020 - v042 Added Step file04/09/2020 - v042 (for Raspberry Pi 2/3)Added a newer design that has bigger and angled side grills, both allowing more air to get in and also easier to print than the previous version. Also this version has a 1.5 mm thickness, compared to 1.2 mm of the previous version, which makes it sturdy, less wiggly. Though, it uses more material (52 g vs 60 g) but prints around the same time. Also I had to reprint it anyway, because I had under extrusion problems.<hr/>02/09/2020 - v035 - Initial Version (for Raspberry Pi 2/3)I don't recommend this version. Please use v042 for Raspberry Pi 2/3This is an enclosure that I designed to go under the LCD display of the Creality Ender 3 Pro (probably will fit perfectly to Ender 3 too) that also holds a Raspberry Pi 2/3 and now 4. ~~Later on, upon request, I'll add a Raspberry Pi 4 version too.~~ DONE. ~~Also want to create a version that has thicker walls. The current wall thickness is on the edge.~~ DONE TOO.When mounting it to the LCD panel, you should use only 3 of the original screws. So one of the screws will not be used. I did it in that way for cosmetic purposes. Because the hole for the 4th screw needed to be in a place that makes it ugly. There is a pin that goes through the 4th whole. So the case will hold the LCD PCB properly.Printing is pretty straight forward. I designed it to be printable without any support.I included the FreeCAD file too. So you can remix it freely. ~~May be one wants to make the Raspberry Pi 4 variant for me ;)~~ DONE IT.Have fun!<h3>Print Settings</h3>Printer Brand:CrealityPrinter: <div>Ender 3 Pro</div>Rafts:Doesn't MatterSupports: <div>No</div>Resolution:0.20Infill: <div>20</div>Filament:<a href="http://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias&field-keywords=eSUN+PLA%2B" rel="nofollow">eSUN PLA+</a> Red Notes: <div>Designed in a way that there is no need to use supports. Though with the new Raspberry Pi 4 version, there are overhangs (fins to mount the fan), but they are printed well on my Ender 3 Pro.</div>Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Creality Ender 3 Pro - Raspberry Pi 2/3/4 + LCD Enclosure

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Dee Ghoti

I got a Uctronics 19" 1U Raspberry Pi Rack Mount (https://thepihut.com/products/uctronics-19-1u-raspberry-pi-rack-mount-with-ssd-mounting-brackets-holds-5x-rpi?variant=42461815406787) but I wanted to add fans, with a fan controller board, so as I couldnt find one, I made my own - these fit the sleds, have space for heatsinks and also fit the controller boards (https://thepihut.com/products/fan-controller-for-raspberry-pi?variant=39578362577091)You need 4 M3x12 bolts to fix the fan, and the holder needs 3x M2.5x16 bolts. This will either fit the sleds for the rackmount here, or I have found they will also fit other mounts - I do however intend to make my own “mini rack” in future - watch this space!This will work for both the pi 3B and 4B variants, and possibly others too as they all share a mounting footprint. (There is a "Tall" version as well for taller heatsinks- but uses the same M2.5x16 bolts)Designed to be printed at 0.2mm - no supports, 15% Infill - use PETG due to warm environment of the Pi

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