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LM2596 Case
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I wanted to power my rPi directly off my printer, so bought some LM2596 voltage regulators, and wired one directly into the power.
This case holds it pretty well, it's a *little* loose, but it's fine.
Printed in PLA, PETG, or whatever you've got, using whatever settings work for you. It really doesn't matter.
I've included the STEP files if you want to modify it. I'm not sure how exporting STEP files works, so the STEP file might include the knock-up of the regulator. Just delete that. :D
This is the regulator I am using:
https://hobbycomponents.com/power/215-lm2596-dc-dc-3-35v-adjustable-step-down-power-supply-module
This case holds it pretty well, it's a *little* loose, but it's fine.
Printed in PLA, PETG, or whatever you've got, using whatever settings work for you. It really doesn't matter.
I've included the STEP files if you want to modify it. I'm not sure how exporting STEP files works, so the STEP file might include the knock-up of the regulator. Just delete that. :D
This is the regulator I am using:
https://hobbycomponents.com/power/215-lm2596-dc-dc-3-35v-adjustable-step-down-power-supply-module
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