Difference between revisions of "Rebase A0"
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The cover can be either fully 3d-printed or a combination of 3d printed skirt around the edges and an acrylic top to more easily see the indicator LEDs during setup. | The cover can be either fully 3d-printed or a combination of 3d printed skirt around the edges and an acrylic top to more easily see the indicator LEDs during setup. | ||
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| + | ===STEP files=== | ||
| + | The step files are available in the Recore repository: | ||
| + | Rebase A0 step-file: [https://github.com/intelligent-agent/Recore/blob/master/3D-files/Rebase/Rebase_A0.step Rebase_A0.step] | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 14 May 2024
Rebase is an actively and passively cooled enclosure for Recore. It's black anodized aluminum body acts both as a good heat sink for the high power parts of the board and provides a good mounting base.
The kit comes with 4 M3x8 screws for attaching Recore to the base. Before mounting the board, cut the thermal pads to fit the two elevated points in the bottom of the base. This will provide thermal conductivity between the aluminum heat sink and the PCB. The magnets slide into the 3D printed cover which then attaches to the 4 M3 screw heads.
The cover can be either fully 3d-printed or a combination of 3d printed skirt around the edges and an acrylic top to more easily see the indicator LEDs during setup.
STEP files
The step files are available in the Recore repository: Rebase A0 step-file: Rebase_A0.step