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3D CAD drawing:
EQ6 Lid


Contents:

  1. EQ6 Lid design
  2. To be continued

Note:
I take no responsibility or liability for what are written here, you use the information at your own risk!


1, EQ6 Lid design:

Introduction:

I need a new lid to the EQ6 mount where I can place the new AstroEQ driver box. If it later will be a permanent solution I can 3D-print a new enclosure to it and place it inside the EQ6 mount. The latest is a lid for the FYSETC-E4 board to be placed inside the EQ6 chassi.


The AstroEQ box:

3D CAD: EQ6 Pad

The AstroEQ box placed on top of the lid to the EQ6 mount. I need some holes for the cables and don't want to drill holes in the original lid. It's easy to 3D-print a new lid for that purpose.


Dimensions of the lid:

3D CAD: EQ6 Lid

I use the same dimension as the original lid, note that it's not symmetrical.


3D CAD: EQ6 Lid

It's padded to 4 mm thickness and has rounded edges.


3D CAD: EQ6 Lid

The holes where the cables go to the stepper motors.

My project: EQ6 and AstroEQ page.


EQ6 Lid for FYSETC-E4 board:

3D CAD: EQ6 Lid

This is a prototype lid for the FYSETC-E4 board. Test print it on your own risk. I live in a very cold country, if you live in a hot environment you maybe need to add a fan to not let it overheat. Check the clearance around it to the EQ6 chassi, I have not done that yet, it can be a risk of shortcuts ! The four pillars you have to thread with M3, you have to drill them with 2.4 mm first.

My project: EQ6 OnStepX FYSETC-E4 page.

STL ZIP file on the main page: 3D-Printing.

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