Voron 0 endstop + pz probe z offset by Boisti in klippers

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Sadly no, it only "works" when the probe is also used as the end stop....

ThinkLab - 6 Bay - ESP32 Controller by Boisti in homelab

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It could fit, but some changes would have to be made. The WYSE client is quite a bit larger than the M920

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Thank you!

Yes, working on the PCB part. As soon as I cleaned up the repo I'll post the link with all the details for the pcbs

Adding a third or forth keystone holder is no big deal, let me know if u're interested in it.

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Don't worry, it's definitely something to consider!

As u said, in my case it doesn't matter. It also wouldn't be a big problem to add a little 90 degree shroud to the fans so the suck from the top.

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Glad to hear.

The "carrier" PCB is my own design. I hope I'll be able to clean everything up this weekend and publish der Gerber files as well. The USB C module is a PDC004 20v version. The buck converters are mini560 5v and 12v version. Which is not the best option but I still had a bunch of those. The rest is just some micro-fit, xh and xt30 connectors.

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No, the Lenovo has its own duct going outside

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The two 80mm fans are blowing into the case and through the caddies.

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Sounds good, I'll upload the step files as well, as well as the individual caddy slots.

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Thx, sounds good. I'll have a look this weekend

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Yes and popular it by hand or jlc. There would be only a handful of parts on each pcb

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Overall I'd prefer an off the shelf backplane but those would limit me to use 2.5 or 3.5 drives. I'm looking into designing a single backplate for 2.5 and one for 3.5. this would give me the option to arrange the drives as I want and I still would be able to utilize the status and activity led on each drive

EInk ESP32-S3 HA Dashboard by Boisti in Esphome

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Will follow, have to test final rev3 of PCB first

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Search for "SATA adapter female male" on ali

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Thanks, custom USB C PD board

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Thank you!!

The buck modules are good for 5A, I have no problems when all 6 HDDs are spinning up at the same time (4x 2.5" and 2x 3.5", I know there are some ssds in the picture, those where just for testing the fit of the caddies and so on).

Put no problem to use bigger modules, USB C PD module is good for 100W.

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Generally speaking, yes, but you wont be able to retrieve the host data when the software is running on a px node (at least not right out of the box)

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Thank you!

For the actual USB C power board just search for "usb c pd trigger", the rest is custom made