@DougJoseph, thanks again for creating and sharing your case design.
Did you wire both Noctua Fans in parallel to Fan0, or do something else? Initially wired to Fan0 and Fan1, but Fan1 doesn’t move, guessing firmware change required maybe? I failed to find any touch/Marlin options buried in the menu options.
Appreciate space within the case, especially area underneath the controller to allow the myriad of wires to be routed. Before assembly, I thought the base and lid might be oversized. However… After assembly, I really appreciated all the space, my experience was that things are tight, but they do fit. Don’t expect to be able to coil and hide masses of wire in the box. I did everything I could to keep wiring away from crowding airspace above the processor and driver chips.
I printed the parts as-is, for my regular orientation LR3… After wiring up I noticed controller box fans in your pic are facing away from the gantry. My fans face towards the work area (see pic). Then I clicked and recalled seeing you build a mirrored/reversed LR3. Wish I’d reversed the models in Cura before slicing and printing. Not a big deal, I’ve mounted the fans to suck air out of the box. Happy with my setup, will watch for issues, have a thermal camera. I know nothing about thermodynamics and air flow beyond Major Hardware edutainment, but I do appreciate some people recommend a fan be either side of the case to help push and pull air across the drivers.
Anyway, very happy with the case, cheers! Now, I need to build a table…
