Shroud for the uConsole (strt_fnst)
A support-free printed shroud that bolts onto the console with four M4 × 6 screws in place of the stock ones, for looks and a little edge protection.
What it takes
- 3D print
- Purchase required
Difficulty 1 of 3 — easy.
Details
strt_fnst 'loved the looks of a shroud' and made one: a single part designed to print without supports at whatever settings you like, fixed with four M4 × 6 screws that are longer than the originals. By September 2026 it had about 2,500 downloads on Printables. SeventhDurandal's display shroud is a different design, listed separately.
Links
Open at Printables — Shroud for uConsoleRelated mods
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