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uTracer Enclosure
by Domokelly
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I'm pleased to be able share my attempt at a 3D printable enclosure for Ronald Dekker's uTracer 3+ tube curve tracer. I'm relatively new to 3D design work so it's not perfect, but it's dimensionally accurate and fits together well so definitely does the job.
Additional parts I used in this build include:
2 x 10a buck converters
1 x 10k linear, 10 turn potentiometer
1 x USB - RS232 opto-isolated converter
1 x Green voltmeter / ammeter
1 x 12v, 4 pole relay
The relay switches the heater output from being supplied by by the uTracer (INTERNAL) and the external 10a switchmode power supply (EXTERNAL) and also lights the corresponding LED. I wired it so that the relay is energised whern on the EXT position- as the voltmeter is also powered when the relay is energised. This ensures that I won't be confused as to which mode is powering the heater.
All these were sourced from eBay.
I printed mine on an Ender 3 printer (it only just fits on the print bed!) and I made the la
Additional parts I used in this build include:
2 x 10a buck converters
1 x 10k linear, 10 turn potentiometer
1 x USB - RS232 opto-isolated converter
1 x Green voltmeter / ammeter
1 x 12v, 4 pole relay
The relay switches the heater output from being supplied by by the uTracer (INTERNAL) and the external 10a switchmode power supply (EXTERNAL) and also lights the corresponding LED. I wired it so that the relay is energised whern on the EXT position- as the voltmeter is also powered when the relay is energised. This ensures that I won't be confused as to which mode is powering the heater.
All these were sourced from eBay.
I printed mine on an Ender 3 printer (it only just fits on the print bed!) and I made the la
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