Maslow 4 3D printed parts thread

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Router mods:

Shell step file

How to use any router

The router used by maslow needs to have a diameter of 69mm and a length of not less than 110mm. When you choose a router, it can be used as long as its diameter does not exceed 69mm and its length is approximately 100mm. If your router is smaller than 69mm*100mm, I suggest you use 3D printing to make a casing for it, like this. I added some cutouts to the casing, hoping this would help dissipate heat from the router. [134145c2df23d03162bbe53683f78d7] [dd828c02a48d661805678557af19ece] [460a…

Shell parametric file

How to use any router

I created a parametric model so that anyone can generate a shell file suitable for their own router by modifying a few parameters. The last two parameters are suitable for the case where the router handle part has two diameters. If not, please keep router_height2 at zero and only need to modify the first two parameters. Please note that ABS has a high shrinkage rate. Please enlarge the parameters appropriately. If the shell is difficult to install, you can moderately heat it to facilitate the …

Dongcheng router top cover and pcb bracket step file

How to use any router

This is my modified Dongcheng router top cover and pcb bracket, if you need it. [image] dongcheng-top.step (542.4 KB)

Universal router and PCB mount

M4 Router Mounter Be-Gone (use any router with a side entry cord)

Here’s the outcome of not wanted to mount the PCB on top of anything that even smells like a router. No more mountie routie madness. Here’s some shots of the prototype. I’m printing out the final one now. [IMG_20240524_193638] The support legs are attached to the top router clamp. And they go off at a slightly wonky angle to avoid the power cords and line up-ish with a couple of the PCB screw holes. They also have a weird hole in them for access to one of the nuts that you’ll need access to,…