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Well, after searching this site and Google Images for ideas on how to arrange the electronics in my own enclosure (when they arrive), gave me an idea!
Post up what ya got. Let's see the goods. If it looks bad, who cares, as long as it's functional! Explain what ya got, heatsinks, power supplies, BoB's, Drivers, etc.
Let's see what the front of the enclosure looks like. How do you have your buttons and displays mounted. Got some fans, etc. in the rear? Let's see that.
So, let's see em!
Subscribed! Ill post up the new one Im working on later today or tomorrow. I like seeing the way everyone does there guts.
There have been a few post on this in the past, here is one.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/camsof...tallation.html
Al.
do what the title says:)
here is my little enclosure. relatively small, but the machine is also small:)
simple, an eBay BoB, and 3 homemade driver boards (all credit goes to tom mcwire). i have yet to think about installing fans, or (most likely) on-the-enclosure connectors, but i am satisfied for now. the box is from an used alarm system, with some 8mm mdf. as simple as it gets. took me maybe half an hour to make:rolleyes:
:cheers:
my first bulid is the orange case (messy no room for adding on)
white case is my second one (neater with more room for upgrades)
Here's mine, with Probotix Probostep drivers, a SuperPID, 48V switching power supply modded to about 42V (to be within the drivers specs), 12V power supply for the fans and 5V logic, solid state relay (unused).
My camera batteries just died, so pictures from the other boxes will have to wait :(
http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/7...erpidcontr.jpg
Here ours is. Mesa card, Geckos, isolated circuits for plasma touch off, etc.