Jdeation Waterproof Project Boxes

BudBox 32026 (XL) Double Decker w/ Full Top

Falcon F16V3 + Expansion Board + F8 Distro

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About This Design

Supporting up to 4 slimline power supplies and a full top for components.

The BudBox Mounting Frame is the ultimate accessory for your budbox enclosure. Featuring our Easy Remove power supply system and a full top for components. This is the enclosure and mounting kit we use in our own shows.

Features

  • Fits up to 4 Meanwell LRS 350 slim series power supplies or two full height 350 w/ power supplies.
  • Easy remove power supply design allows for power supply swaps without removing the bottom plate from enclosure.
  • Double decker component deck allows for tons of components
  • Fully customizable component holes using the JDeation Designer
  • Perfectly matched to mount to precisely to a BudBox 32026 Enclosure
  • Top plate has wire access on all 4 sides sides
  • Space for Bud Vents
  • Bottom Plate Dimensions: 10.7in x 14.7in

Jdeation Featured Design

Design ID : I5PELDOD

Designer : Designer: jchancel


PDF (print) SVG EPS DXF
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DIY Build & Assembly Instructions

Assembly instructions for - BudBox 32026 (XL) Double Decker w/ Full Top

Please read these instructions fully and carefully before beginning your assembly. A little bit of learning and planning can make the difference between a easy great assembly and a hard mistake prone assembly.
The following assembly instructions contain both design specific and general assembly instruction which may not be specific to your design.

All of the JDeation designs are customizable using the JDeation Designer

View our detailed walkthrough video for instructions on how to use the JDeation Designer


The following pieces of hardware are required for assembly of Mounting Plate.

Most parts are available at home depot - all are available online.

  • Qty: 8 - #10 K Lock Nut
  • Qty: 16 - 4-40 Standoff
  • Qty: 16 - 4-40 K Lock Nut
  • Qty: 16 - 4-40 PCB Screw
  • Qty: 16 - M4 PS Screw
  • Qty: 20 - #8 Washer
  • Qty: 12 - #8 K Lock Nut
  • Qty: 4 - #10 Self Taping 1/2 in
  • Qty: 6 - #8 4 in Bolt
  • Qty: 6 - 3 in Spacer
  • Qty: 4 - #10 Bolt 5 in
  • Qty: 4 - 4 in Spacer

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Kits include acrylic, hardware and power supply brackets. Cheaper than you can buy at big box stores.

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The following plate fabrication instructions serve are general documentation for all mounting plate designs.

Step 1: Acquire Material

Acquire material to make your plates. Plastic or wood are good choices. The bellow instructions use 5mm plywood which was purchased from a local home depot. The material you choose MUST be 5mm or less in thickness.

Step 2: Print Design To Scale

Print your design on your home paper printer to scale.

On your design, click the download button and select PDF (Print). You must open the PDF in Adobe Reader to get the advanced print functions. Do not open the PDF in your browser. From the Adobe Reader print dialog box, select the following options.


Image of design printed to scale:


Step 3: Tape Design Together

Cut and Tape your designs together. Use the Adobe cross marks to align paper perfectly. It is important to spend time on this step and get alignment correct as a misaligned tape job will interfere with hole placements on layout.

Step 4: Apply Glue

Apply Gluestick to back of paper. We have had good success with repositionable glue sticks.

Step 5: Stick Design to Material

Apply paper design to wood. Line up two edges of design with two edges of wood if possible to reduce cutting.

Step 6: Drill Holes

Drill the black circles on the design. The following size drill bits are recommended. Also while not necessary it is recommended to use a brad point drill bit as it allows greater precision due to its sharp point on tip.



Screw Size Drill Size Typical uses
4/40 1/8" Component standoffs
#6 5/32" Self tapping screws for mounting to enclosure
#8 3/16" 3" and 4" Bolts for P.S. and Shelves
#10 7/32" 6" Bolts for P.S. and Shelves

NOTE: All Black lines on design are cut or drill lines. Red lines are just for helping create the design and for information useful to assembly

Step 7: Cut Out Design

Use a Jig Saw to cut out the straight black lines.

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Kits include acrylic, hardware and power supply brackets. Cheaper than you can buy at big box stores.

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The are 2 options for creating the necessary power supply brackets:

Option 1: 3D Print the Brackets

The best DIY option is to 3D print your brackets. Download the STL designs from Thingiverse.



3D Print JDeation Mounting Bracket - Thingiverse

Option 2: Cut Mounting Brackets from Wood

Making from wood is a doable option but the small components make this the most difficult option. We recommend using a band saw with a fine tooth blade for these smaller parts.



Download Mounting Bracket Cut Template

Our Kits Make it Easy

Kits include acrylic, hardware and power supply brackets. Cheaper than you can buy at big box stores.

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Step 1: Remove Protective Film

Remove plastic or paper film from both sides of acrylic or wood. Its much easier to do this now than after assembly.


NOTE: Occasionally the fabrication process will remove one or both sides. If you can see through the acrylic clearly then the film is gone.

Step 2: Attach Power Supply To Bottom Plate

Depending on the design, power supplies are either attached via mounting brackets, or screwed directly to the bottom plate. If your design requires the power supplies to be screwed to the bottom plate, attach them now using M3 or M4 screws.

Step 2: Attach Power Supply Brackets

If your design requires the use of STACKED 350w Power Supplies, attach the mounting brackets to the bottom of your power supply using the 4mm screws and either horizontal or vertical mounting bracket

Step 3: Attach Bolts to Bottom Plate

Attach bolts. The MTMACR8-72 has both 4” inch and 3” bolts, but not all designs have both. These should be inserted in the largest holes on the plate. See diagram below for bolt / washer / nut ordering. NOTE: Refer to your online design to find appropriate holes.


WARNING: DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN

Step 4: Attach 4/40 Standoffs

Attach 4/40 standoffs and k-nuts to smallest holes. No washer is needed.


WARNING: DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN

Step 5: Attach Components

Attach components to the standoff. No washer is needed.

Step 6: Insert Plate into Enclosure

Use self tapping screws to attach mounting plate to the enclosure. Holes should be medium size and in each corner of the mounting plate.

Step 7: Insert Power Supplies

If your design is using stackable power supplies or clamp style power supplies, insert the power supplies using the example pictures below as guides. See diagram below for spacer / nut ordering. You control the distance between the power supplies through how long you make your spacer. The spacers are held in place with a K-Nut. No washers needed.

Power supplies can be offset mount to allow easier access from above to the power supply wire connection screws.

Works with both full size and slimline power supplies

Use clamp style mounts for power supplies that do not have mounting holes. Show is an HP Common Slot Power Supply. The mounting brackets essentially clamp the power supply in place.

You can also add a spacer on top of the top power supply to make threading the nut on the bolt easier


Step 8: Insert Upper Shelf

Insert upper shelf. Upper shelf sits directly on spacer and is attached with a K-Nut from the top. No washer is needed.

Step 9: Wire It Up

Wire it up and make it fancy.



Few tips:

  • Don’t tin your wires if inserting them into a screw down clamp. Solder will expand slightly and loosen the clamp.
  • Use fuse between power supplies and controllers. A lose connection could cause an arc and if unfused could damage your power supply or your controller and potentially cause a fire.
  • Make sure you use appropriate guage wire for the amperage you plan on needing. Small guage wire on high loads can cause greater voltage loss and in extreme cases start a fire.

View our timelapse of a JDeation Enclosure being wired up.


Step 10: Post Your Pics

Post a picture of your killer new build to facebook - make sure you tag JDeation Designer!


Use our contact page if you require assistance with your build.

Finished Build (outside of case)



Finished Build with wood plates (outside of case)