To mount the Pi & Buckconverter you'll need 8 M3x6 screws, another 4 M3x6 for the shell.

Using the case with 40x40x10 5v fan is recommended, without fan Pi reaches 70~80c. With fan remains under 50c.

Buck Converter used (LM2596S DC-DC Buck Converter): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081N6WWJS?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details

Raspberry Pi 3 Plus Case with Buck Converter (Ender 3, 3 Pro, 3 V2)

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Recently my family decided to remodel some parts of the house, that included cutting some walls using a grinding disk. In order to create channels to hide power cables in.

I purchased a DeWALT DWE4156 along with a wall cutting disk, I was a bit shocked that niether Makitta nor DeWALT were not making dust collection systems for their grinding disks.

Since I own an Ender 3 v2, I went on a search for a potential dust collection solution in order to reduce the dust output while doing the channels for the cables.

I stumbled upon this design made by Andrei, he posted it on Yandex Zen along with the 3mf/stl files. Due to the fact that in his video he was using a Makita grinder with an older looking shroud from a DeWALT grinder, there were a bit of size contraints. Mainly that his shroud was 29mm thick, while the grinder I purchased came with a 23mm thick shroud. I tweaked his design and it fits.

The end product shroud fits my grinder snugly. Outder Diameter of hose attachment is 32mm.Wheel hub-caps can be attached with ca-glue or a self tapping screw.

Credits go to Andrei Shayter (Андрей Шайтер - https://zen.yandex.ru/media/id/6074110ebbaa6032f01838f7/kak-pilit-bez-pyli-bolgarkoi-60926bcdc235fb60b64a9aa9)

Grind Disk Dust Collection (DeWALT DW4156)

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