V2.5

Description

This is the box Version 2.5 of the Ramps + Arduino Mega 2560 + LCD 2004 RRD.
This box was designed for Scalar Family 3D printers.
it will fit 3030 aluminum extrusions.

Each part of the box is a separate plastic part.
Print one of each (no special settings required)
Each part can be screwed together using M3x8 screws. Thermoplastic screws are well fit for this kind of application.

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Compatibility

This box is compatible with :

• Ramps 1.4
• Arduino 2560
• RRD LCD2004
• 80mm fan

What to Print

Print one of each Stl file and you are ready to go

Updates

• 2017.06.12 - Add LCD with marking + add bottom and base plate for 2020 extrusions
• 2017.01.24 - Add fan holders compatible with E3D PT100 module. Also supports 80 or 60 mm fans. there are 2 distinct parts: Ramps_Box_1.4_PT100-Fan_Front.stl for 80mm fan and Ramps_Box_1.4_PT100-60mm-Fan_Front.stl for 60 mm fan.
• 2016.08.29 - Added missing top part
• 2016.03.23 - Original Upload

Your Upgrades/Updates:

• A top cover for MKS TFT2.8 Touch screen is now available here http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2196704
• (Thanks to http://www.thingiverse.com/warlock4890) Ramps 1.4 Box Side with CAT5 connectors http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1525809

Special notes:

• Use Thermoplastic screws (M3x8 are great)
• You can glue each side on the base, it will increased the box rigidity.
• There are 2 holes available at the bottom of Ramps_Box_1.4_Bottom.stl.
  These holes are dedicated to help you glue this part to the base part:
  Glue the parts together, insert 2 screws, wait a little bit and remove these screws.

If you don't remove these screws after gluing the parts together, the screws will prevent you from properly placing the box on top of the extrusion profile.

This package is compatible with the Scalar Family 3D Printers (Scalar M and Scalar XL)
The 3D printers kits can be found here:
http://3dmodularsystems.com

Have a great printing experience!

3D Modular Systems
Evolutive 3D Printers
http://www.3dmodularsystems.com
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