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Why dont you save the space of your desk? Why the display(controller) mount is just placed at the bottom regardless of right or left? Even they are detachable? Why the major large size printers have them on the place which is closer to your hands?

Those are because, originally the display of bedslinger printers is placed just beside the motherboard as “fixed” unit with controllers, it makes sense to save the cost, easy layout, wiring and priter size is much smaller so anyway the human need to be lower position to operate…. but new gens, major core-XY printer started to put it on the higher postion except the case of crazy design(good bye Creality!) or focusing more and the cost.

New gen bedslingers really need to mount the display at the bottom side? The answer is NO, they just still love the shadows of Ender3, no way,,,no,,,,,nooooooooo
lets say good bye with this upgrade.

Recommended BOM

• M4 Nut 3pcs or mod the hole
• 4pin streight cable for cable extension - MUST be through wiring, 2m works great for Max ver. Amazon.com : RJ9 cable
• 4P4C Coupler - Amazon.com : 4p4c coupler
• Otherparts are all reuse from stock equipment : 3 x M4 bolt, 2 x M5 bolt, Side Cable hook, Cable ties

Note :

The connection between mother board and display is “cross = reverse wiring” cable of 4pin phone cable. So in case you use cable extention the connection will be a. mother board, b. straight cable(straight NONE-coiled and through wiring), c. 4p4c coupler connector, d. cross cable(stock cable with elegoo neptune3&4, reverse wiring, coiled), e. display.

“abcd or adcb”

I do hope this model helps remix work,

becasue it seems all the models uploaded on the internet so far just ignore the bolt at the bottom of stock display mount and you can not keep the flatness.,,,,then you can solve the problem with cut and past my design onto those.

I re-measured the diameter of display mount and tweak the design including the curve diameter, also add another one bolt hole to re-use all the 3 stock M4 bolts.