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Enclosure

Last updated 2 months ago

If you don’t have access to a 3D printer, you can have the models printed by an online 3D printing service. . Alternatively, if appearance isn’t a priority, you can use any waterproof lunch box. The "IKEA 365+ food container" works particularly well for this purpose.

3D Printed enclosure

The 3D model is a combination of 4 parts: , , and the .

Outerbox

The Outerbox is the shell of the device. With the multi-color printing option, it is possible to implement the Logo and a identifier number.

Print Settings

Position the model with the text on the print bed. Print it together with the Lid.

Materials:

  • Outerbox: PETG Translucent in grey

  • Number & D: PETG HF in black

  • S: PETG in pink

Start by the default setting for PETG and change the following:

  1. Profile: 0.12mm fine

  2. Strength/ Walls: 3

  3. Strength/ Shells/ Top surface pattern: Aligned Rectilinear

  4. Strength/ Shells/ Top shell layers: 7

  5. Strength/ Shells/ Bottom surface pattern: Aligned Rectilinear

  6. Strength/ Shells/ Bottom shell layers: 7

  7. Strength/ Internal solid infill pattern: Aligned Rectilinear

  8. Strength/ Sparse infill density: 100%

  9. Strength/ Sparse infill density: Rectilinear

  10. Strength/ Infill/Wall overlap: 100%

  11. Strength/ Infill direction: 0°

  12. Speed/ Initial layer: 15 mm/s

  13. Speed/ Initial layer infill: 15 mm/s

Lid

Plugwall

Print Settings

The Plugwall holds everything together and it also provides the holes for the button and the connector. Print it with the front facing the print plate. With the use of PLA as support material, you can ensure that the button and connector will fit.

Material: PETG HF in black & PETG Pink

Start by the default setting for PETG and change the following:

  1. Profile: 0.12mm fine

  2. Strength/ Walls: 3

  3. Strength/ Shells/ Top surface pattern: Rectilinear

  4. Strength/ Shells/ Bottom surface pattern: Rectilinear

  5. Strength/ Internal solid infill pattern: Rectilinear

  6. Strength/ Sparse infill density: 100%

  7. Strength/ Sparse infill density: Rectilinear

  8. Strength/ Infill/Wall overlap: 100%

  9. Strength/ Infill direction: 0°

  10. Speed/ Initial layer: 70 mm/s

  11. Speed/ Initial layer infill: 30 mm/s

  12. Support/ Enable: yes

  13. Support/ Raft interface: PLA

  14. Support/ Initial layer expansion: 8 mm

  15. Top Z distance: 0 mm

  16. Bottom Z distance: 0 mm

  17. Base pattern: Rectilinear

  18. Base pattern spacing: 0.05 mm

  19. Interface pattern: Rectilinear Interlaced

  20. Top interface spacing: 0 mm

Screw Hats

Brackets

Same print settings as the .

The screw hats are the same as the ones for the hub enclosure. Please check here:

The brackets are the same as the ones for the hub enclosure. Please check here:

Outerbox
HERE, you’ll find instructions on how to do this
Outerbox
Lid
Modulerack
Plugwall
Hub Screw Hats
Hub Brackets