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Z Cover for v0.1 A cover to stop things from dropping down the Z motor and disappearing forever. BOM: 2x M3x6 FHCS (Creative users might get away with sandwitching the deck panel inbetween using M3x8 SHCS/BHCS from the bottom) Print guide: Print the 3 measuring tools to figure out what spacing suits your printer. Then print the

Snap in 1515 LED mount for WS2812B led strips. BOM: WS2812BECO Black PCB - 5m 60 IP30 Some cables A soldering iron and some solder JST-XH Crimps Notes about the WS2812: 30 leds per meter fits, but you will only have a led in every second diffuser. 60leds per meter is the perfect fit. Print guide: Print 9 left and 9 right. Preparation: I use 9 led's on each side. Solder the cables. Now it's a good idea to test and configure the neopixels too, so you don't have to take it out again after you've mounted it, in case something is wrong. Just hang them over the spool holder and make sure nothing can short circuit while testing. Mounting: Guide the cables through the 1515 extrusion over the mid-panel. Push one diffuser in. (Do this in the front with the led strip as far back as possible) Slide the diffuser back while guiding the led strip through it. One by one. When you get to the last diffuser on either side, you have to partially insert the strip into the diffuser. Then carefully try to bend/align it with the 1515 slot and carefully pop it into place. Having it all the way to the front gives you more leeway to bend without damaging the strip. Do the same on the other side. After you can wire them in parallel and connect them to the BTT SKR Mini E3 V2 neopixel slot. Klipper config for BTT SKR Mini E3 V2: [neopixel case_lights] ## Chamber Lighting - In 5V-RGB Position pin: PA8 chain_count: 9 initial_RED: 1 initial_GREEN: 1 initial_BLUE: 1 If this looks familiar contact me so i can credit you. This is based on some other 1515 mount. I just remade the rest. Heavily based on eddie's misumi holders.

ADXL345 skirt keystone with 2 and 4pin microfit 3.0 connectors. I used what I had laying around. It's based on alchemyEngine's iteration of the g-code buttons. You can also find assembly instructions there. https://github.com/alchemyEngine/EnragedRabbitProject/tree/main/usermods/Skirt-Microfit-Inserts