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    • 3mm
      3mm last edited by

      Hello DC42,

      I procured a DUET-Eth from FilaStruder along with an Mini-IR Probe. I'm making a bracket for the probe to be mounted on an AnyCubic Linear+ Kossel hotend effector. I'm milling it out of aluminum as my 3D printer doesn't print anything yet and frankly, it seems that the electronics should employ a heat-shield.

      As I am preparing to fabricate a plexiglass mounting frame for the (nicely engineered) DUET controller, I referenced the wiki at URL:
      https://duet3d.com/wiki/Mounting_and_cooling_the_board

      and found a board drawing depicting mounting information. The file cited in the drawing titleblock is:
      DuetWifi.kicad_pcb, Rev 1.0

      The top left X coordinate is: 4.119mm (4,119mm), etc
      while the bottom left X coordinate is: 4.4mm

      The top right X coordinate is: 96.119mm
      while the bottom left X coordinate is: 96.4mm

      Are these numbers correct? .2 and .4 are fairly close, –are the hole alignments from top to bottm actually skewed a tiny bit? Just curious.

      Thanks in advance.

      3mm

      There are 10 types of people: Those who understand binary and those who don't.

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      • T3P3Tony
        T3P3Tony administrators last edited by

        Apologies, the drawing is not totally clear, those are X,Y co-ordinates. So the bottom left is 4mm in X, 4mm in Y. The top left is 4mm in X 119mm in Y. and so on. The same is true for all X,Y (as opposed to X.Y, note the difference between the comma and the full stop) references in that diagram. I will add an explaining line to the wiki.

        www.duet3d.com

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        • 3mm
          3mm last edited by

          Hi T3P3Tony,

          Ok…that makes a lot more sense. I was confused, as here in the States, 4,2 means two seperate numbers, while I often see in the European World, 4,119, would be = 4.119mm, and rounded up, 4.119 ~=4.2 and those two numbers on the dwg were close enough numerically to cause me...to have a brain fart!

          Thanks,

          3mm

          There are 10 types of people: Those who understand binary and those who don't.

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          • T3P3Tony
            T3P3Tony administrators last edited by

            No worries, glad to be of assistance and hopefully the explanation on the page is clearer now.

            www.duet3d.com

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