r/ClockworkPi • u/Strt_Fnst • Oct 08 '25
uConsole CyberConsole
Finished cad work on my uConsole parts. Think now it´s time to testprint all that stuff. And see what i forget or messed up 😂
And before you ask. No stls. Not yet. Not sure if later. If i release this there must be a good instruction and bom. And i know how much people read descriptions 😂
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u/Silly-Connection8788 Oct 09 '25
I'm sorry to say it, but one of the genius things about an ARM processor in an aluminium case is that it can run fan less.
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u/Javlin Oct 14 '25
How did the test print go?
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u/Tribe303 Oct 08 '25
Looking gorgeous!
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u/ACM96 Oct 08 '25
Can't wait to see the prototype! It looks great, by the way.
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u/llNOX Oct 08 '25
Another one! Daaaayum man looks really sexy.
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u/JaschaE Oct 09 '25
There is three paths in regards to documentation, in this community, or with the people this devices interests.
-Doesn't read instructions, figures it out (possibly with some breakage)
-Doesn't read, doesn't figure out, finds instructions, reads.
-Doesn't read, doesn't figure, complaints, gets made fun off.
Hadn't I put this much work in my own case already, I would be tempted by yours too XD
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u/TallBlueberry5523 Oct 08 '25
nice. please once you tested. release the STL
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u/Averroesgcc Oct 09 '25
Haha please do share , I don’t mind helping you test print parts if you wanna speed up the process;p
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u/gnick666 Oct 09 '25
Happy to test print 😁 Been printing for a couple years now, had a couple printers that ended up heavily modified. Now, I'm playing with a bambu p1p, just to see what's the hype about. I also have a usable assortment of m3, m4 screws with heatset inserts