Anyone have an alternative to buying a 3D printer to simple print one thing?
I want to print a cluster case for Rock R5 boards + NVMe SSDs (x6 combos) and make sure I can add in the little extras.
I want a single power supply, but control over power individually, as well as access to the I/O and all pins.
I’m thinking of adding a single oLED panel and the ability to swap between boards.
Ideas?
0xMisterWolf
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2023-03-12 18:33:26
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