Model information
Description
Prusa MK4 Raspberry PI Cabinet with DC Converter
Purpose
This model is a dedicated cabinet designed to house a Raspberry Pi computer for use with OctoPrint on a Prusa MK4 3D printer. It allows for network control of the printer via a USB connection.
Practical Uses
Designed to be mounted under the Prusa cabinet, the enclosure features a cavity behind the Raspberry Pi to store excess USB cabling. The author utilizes a DC converter to step down 24V power from the Prusa motherboard to 5.1V to power the Raspberry Pi.
Included Parts
- Prusa MK4 Raspberry PI Kabinet top usb ledning.stl
- Prusa MK4 Raspberry PI Kabinet Bund.stl
Printing Guidance
As reported by the author, the following settings were used:
- Filament: Prusament PLA Prusa Galaxy Black
- Bed Temperature: 85-90
- Hotend Temperature: 240-245
- Layer Height: 0.20
- Nozzle Diameter: 0.4
- Infill: 20%
- Support Type: Organic
Attribution: Leif Lumby Henriksen, Odense3D
Original text by the author on Printables
<p><strong>UK: ”Google translation”</strong><br><i><strong>Prusa MK4 Raspberry PI Cabinet with DC Converter.</strong></i></p><p>The Raspberry Cabinet is mounted under the Prusa Cabinet and space has been made so that you can store the rest of the USB cable in the cavity behind the Raspberry cabinet.</p><p>I take power from the Prusa motherboard 24V to the DC converter and throttle the 24 Volts down to 5.1 Volts which is connected to the Raspberry PI computer which has OctoPrinter installed on it so that I can control the printer via the network via the USB cable to the 3D printer.</p><p>I use a USB stick 64GB for OctoPrinter, it works perfectly.</p><p>And with the newest Firmware 5.1.0 which has the new boot loader from Prusa included and the TURN menu works on the display on the Prusa MK4 see photo...</p><p>Filament: Prusament PLA Prusa Galaxy Black<br>Bed 85-90 Hotend 240-245<br>Layer: 0.20<br>Nozzle: 0.4<br>Infill: 20%<br>Support: Organic</p><p>Regards, Leif Lumby Henriksen<br>Odense3D: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2911561982402973</p><p><strong>DK:</strong><br><i><strong>Prusa MK4 Raspberry PI Kabinet med DC Converter.</strong></i></p><p>Raspberry Kabinettet monteres under Prusa Kabinettet og der er lavet plads til at man i hulrummet bag Raspberry kabinettet kan gemme resten af USB kablet.</p><p>Jeg tager strøm fra Prusa bundkortet 24V til DC-converteren og drosler de 24 Volt ned til 5,1 Volt som tilsluttes Raspberry PI computeren som har installeret OctoPrinter på så jeg kan styre printer via netværket via USB kablet til 3D printeren.</p><p>Jeg bruger en USB stik 64GB til OctoPrinter det virker perfekt.</p><p>Og med den nyest Firmware 5.1.0 som har den nye boot loader fra Prusa med og så virker TURN menu på displayet på Prusa MK4 se foto...</p><p>Filament: Prusament PLA Prusa Galaxy Black<br>Bed 85-90 Hotend 240-245 <br>Layer: 0.20<br>Nozel: 0.4<br>Infill: 20% <br>Support: Organic</p><p> </p><p>Hilsen / bedst Regards</p><p>Leif Lumby Henriksen<br>Odense3D: <br>https://www.facebook.com/groups/2911561982402973<br> </p>
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