This project starts to upgrade my Ender 3 with Ocroprint and Octodash.
I followed this link and bought the Raspberry Pi Touch Display
The assembled parts are designed to be mounted on a 20x20 aluminium frame without any screws.
The back part of the display, the cover and the display are held together using 4xM3x35 screws. The honeycomb hood and the cover are joined together using 4xM3 inserts + 4xM3 screws (length doesn't matters).
Once mounted just remove the 2 screws in the upper right corner, slide the display into the t-slot, insert back the screws and set the display as desired. I set it in the corner above the screws as you can see in the photo.
| coperchio.stl | 1.9MB | |
| cover.stl | 1.5MB | |
| retro_display.stl | 719.2KB |
