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Lulzbot Taz 4/5 Raspberry Pi Cover

John_Beere

September 5, 2017

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This is my take on an integrated cover for the Lulzbot Taz 4/5 which accepts an 80mm fan that is up to 25mm deep as well as a Raspberry Pi to run OctoPi (highly recommended). The Raspberry Pi has a 40mm attachment to mount above it that will run while power is applied to the Pi - mine is connected with a touch of hot glue in case I need to separate for any reason down the road.

If you chose to incorporate this design, you will need four M3 35-40mm bolts (partially threaded is fine) to replace the shorter stock bolts. The spacing to plug power into the Raspberry Pi through USB is a bit tight - I'd recommend either purchasing an angled connector or rewiring an old connector like I did.

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