Prusa i3 MK2(S) Raspberry Pi + 3.5" PiTFT+ Frame Mount

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Inspired By A Number Of Octopi Cases I'Ve Seen As Well As: - Adafruits 3.5" Pitft Octoprint Rig - Raspberry 7-Inch Lcd Mount From Another Site - Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2146541 I Designed/Remixed This To Meet My Needs. It Will Be Added To As I Wire/Design My Final Octopi Camera Enclosure, But For Now This Is Just The Frame Mount. It Began As A Simpler Frame Clip Type Mount Based Loosely On The Above Thingiverse Mount, But The Dovetail I Used (And A Poor Selection Of Printing In Pla) Resulted It Its Failure, This Mount Proved To Be Much Better, The Added Spacing Allowed Power/Hdmi Cables To Be Connected Easier And Allowed It To Be Adjusted In Angle. Additions I Haven'T Yet Included: Zip Tie Attachment Points Cable Routing Modified Camera Cable & Sensor Wire Passthroughs Since A Few People Have Asked, I Thought I Had Referenced It Earlier, But The Specific Control Ui On The Raspberry Pi Shown Is: Octopi/Octoprint: Http://Octoprint.Org/Download/ With The Plugin Touchui: Http://Plugins.Octoprint.Org/Plugins/Touchui/ Its The Single Best Upgrade/Add-On I'Ve Found, And Even Without The Tft Display (Which I Didn'T Add Until... About A Week After Using It In A Previous Enclosure) Makes A World Of Difference, Remotely Monitoring/Uploading And Controlling A Print From The Pc Makes Printing So Much Easier. Included Is The Sketchup File I'M Working In Scaled To Meters, Export Stl'S In Meters And It Should Shrink Appropriately. Updated To Add A V2 Of The Case, This Is For People That Need More Room For Electronics/Gpio Hookups, It Splits The Case Into 3 Parts, Adding A Removable Back Which Can Be Cut/Adjusted As Need Be Without Reprinting The Whole Support Assembly.

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