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3D-Printer Enclosure Controller ESP32 by MarvinB
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 11 months ago
This is my first large project.
This project is fully open source and all files are available including 3d print files, pcb files and software.
PCB files and Firmware both for the display and esp32 can be found on GitHub.
With some notes about the components.
The GitHub repository can be found here:https://github.com/MarvinBeym/3D-Printer_Enclosure-Controller_ESP32/
These are the 3D files for my self designed enclosure controller based on the esp32 micro controller.
What can it do?
(For more detailed information look at my github repo)
Control 2x 4-Pin pwm fans
Read 2x DHT22 humidity/temperature sensors
It uses a Nextion NX4832T035 3.5inch 480px320p color touch TFT display
to display all values and make it possible to change them
There is also a webinterface made with ESPUI
It also features WifiManager to make it easy to setup a wifi connection with your homes network.
You can control 1 output using a relay to switch 12v (like 12v white led strip)
You can also connect a WS2812B single addressable led strip.
The software even has some animations and colors to choose from.
This is quite a quick release so some information might still be missing.
I'm working on adding everything I think is needed.
You can even create your own effects super easily :)
If you have suggestions on what information might be useful, please let me know :)
Print instructions
All can be printed as fast as you like
Backplate.stl: Flat on the build plate, no support
Enclosure.stl: Flat on build plate, big opening up, support Touching Buildplate
DisplayCover.stl: Flat on buildplate, front side on build plate, support Touching Buildplate
make sure the screw holes and the inner wedge get support
Lower arm.stl: Flat on buildplate
Stand.stl: Flat on buildplate
Upper arm.stl: Flat on buildplate
Post printing
Cleanup support and such
Get youself 8x M3x4mm
These are for the pcb and display
Get yourself 8x some longer M3 screws (like M3x12) (anything should do)
Get yourself 4x some M4 screws (something like M4x10) (anything should do)
Depending on your amount of links any how you will mount it, you will need to get some
more for the links and arms and such
Assemble everything
Be happy.
This project is fully open source and all files are available including 3d print files, pcb files and software.
PCB files and Firmware both for the display and esp32 can be found on GitHub.
With some notes about the components.
The GitHub repository can be found here:https://github.com/MarvinBeym/3D-Printer_Enclosure-Controller_ESP32/
These are the 3D files for my self designed enclosure controller based on the esp32 micro controller.
What can it do?
(For more detailed information look at my github repo)
Control 2x 4-Pin pwm fans
Read 2x DHT22 humidity/temperature sensors
It uses a Nextion NX4832T035 3.5inch 480px320p color touch TFT display
to display all values and make it possible to change them
There is also a webinterface made with ESPUI
It also features WifiManager to make it easy to setup a wifi connection with your homes network.
You can control 1 output using a relay to switch 12v (like 12v white led strip)
You can also connect a WS2812B single addressable led strip.
The software even has some animations and colors to choose from.
This is quite a quick release so some information might still be missing.
I'm working on adding everything I think is needed.
You can even create your own effects super easily :)
If you have suggestions on what information might be useful, please let me know :)
Print instructions
All can be printed as fast as you like
Backplate.stl: Flat on the build plate, no support
Enclosure.stl: Flat on build plate, big opening up, support Touching Buildplate
DisplayCover.stl: Flat on buildplate, front side on build plate, support Touching Buildplate
make sure the screw holes and the inner wedge get support
Lower arm.stl: Flat on buildplate
Stand.stl: Flat on buildplate
Upper arm.stl: Flat on buildplate
Post printing
Cleanup support and such
Get youself 8x M3x4mm
These are for the pcb and display
Get yourself 8x some longer M3 screws (like M3x12) (anything should do)
Get yourself 4x some M4 screws (something like M4x10) (anything should do)
Depending on your amount of links any how you will mount it, you will need to get some
more for the links and arms and such
Assemble everything
Be happy.