Spacing for the z-axis step motor is off which strains the screw axle

Simple printed 1mm spacer to push it off of the z-rail

Rounds the path into the extruder so there are no sharp bends in the filament

Simple printed clips to run cables in one place

An exposed PCB for the LCD screen is prone to getting gunk and dust all over

Simple printed part to protect the PCB

Going to install new couplers, tubing, and auto bed-leveling

Prepped to receive new parts!

BLTouch auto-leveling probe and 3D printed bracket

Programmed in offsets and bed mesh probing

Tends to slip and is tough to load new filament

Great for flexible materials and easy to load

Stock Y-axis end bearing mount with no way of tensioning belts

Printed part with a twist tensioner makes tensioning extremely easy

Stock power supply with a noisy fan

Directs air and noise out the back and also absorbs some of the sound

Upgrading the main board with a 32 bit board

Silent and smooth step-motor drivers, faster processor; support for a leveling probe, camera and Wi-Fi

Raspberry Pi4 computer will allow for the implementation of cloud print called Octoprint

First draft of a stepdown from 12v to 5v for the rPi4

Probing the output of the puck converter to make sure it outputs 5 volts

22 gauge wires weren't pushing enough current. Upgraded to 16 gauge with an actual USB-C Connector

Wired the puck converter to the PSU to draw 12v 2A

Now using 16 gauge wiring

Puck converter supplying 12 volts to the Raspberry Pi4

Addition of a cooling fan coupled with too long of wires makes the wiring a tight fit in this case!

Managed to get it packed without any interference between parts! Octoprint enabled!