Display shroud and privacy shield (SeventhDurandal)
A printed shroud that mounts over the display as a privacy shield, fixed flush with longer recessed flat-head screws; shared as a STEP on Google Drive.
What it takes
- 3D print
- Purchase required
Difficulty 1 of 3 — easy.
Details
SeventhDurandal's shroud sits over the screen area and doubles as a privacy shield. It is designed for 100 % infill and small layer heights, and mounts with recessed flat-head screws longer than stock (McMaster-Carr 91294A190 suggested) so the surface sits flush. Only a STEP is shared, via Google Drive, so orient and slice it yourself. Unrelated to strt_fnst's shroud.
Links
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