TrinityLabs voltage converter extrusion mount
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Published on September 27, 2012
Derived from
Ultibots 24v-to-12v converter mount
by Ultibots
Description
A T-slot mount for the MendelMax that allows the voltage converter to be mounted to a T-slot under the bed surface.
Hole measurements the same as Ultibot's design.
The initial version had M4 holes instead of M5 holes.
The version 3 STL files shoul work for M5-10 screws, while the V2.1 ones is suitable for M5-12 screws.
V2 changes:
Moved M3 holes further from extrusion. It also fixed the M5 hole sizes and added space for a washer.
V3 changes:
Widened extrusion mount to allow M5 screws to be installed after the converter.
Increased thickness of extrusion-side part - V2 was too thin for mounting with M5-10 screws.
Hole measurements the same as Ultibot's design.
The initial version had M4 holes instead of M5 holes.
The version 3 STL files shoul work for M5-10 screws, while the V2.1 ones is suitable for M5-12 screws.
V2 changes:
Moved M3 holes further from extrusion. It also fixed the M5 hole sizes and added space for a washer.
V3 changes:
Widened extrusion mount to allow M5 screws to be installed after the converter.
Increased thickness of extrusion-side part - V2 was too thin for mounting with M5-10 screws.
Instructions
1. Print
2. Mount board using standoffs in the M3-holes.
3. Mount to T-slot with some T-slot nuts and M5 screws.
For my very short M3 screws I had to reverse the standoffs so that the a screw fasten the PCB, rather than a nut. The M3 holes are very tight. Fastening the standoffs with a nut is optional.
Voltage converter is as this one: store.trinitylabs.com/24v-to-12v-stepdown-converter-6a/ The standoff mounts are assumed to be present.
2. Mount board using standoffs in the M3-holes.
3. Mount to T-slot with some T-slot nuts and M5 screws.
For my very short M3 screws I had to reverse the standoffs so that the a screw fasten the PCB, rather than a nut. The M3 holes are very tight. Fastening the standoffs with a nut is optional.
Voltage converter is as this one: store.trinitylabs.com/24v-to-12v-stepdown-converter-6a/ The standoff mounts are assumed to be present.
License
TrinityLabs voltage converter extrusion mount by mohag is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.

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