Release v0.9.11

Core Changes

• Built-in supports;
• Built-in Wago mounts;
• Significantly improved Base with new PSU template;
• Improved external lines, reduced visible seams.

Templates

• Taller side panels template supporting larger fans;
• PSU Tray template;
• Rear panel template has an added support lip for the lid.

New Hardware Support

• Mean Well RSP-200 Series
• BIGTREETECH Manta M5P
• BIGTREETECH HDMI5 support (Contribute by SirUli)
• SSLHONG 5V/3A buck converter

Documentation Changes

• Vastly improved documentation entries.
• Automated documentation generation.
• All documented parts have materials lists.
• Minimal and complete sample bill of materials.
• A new Sourcing Guide.

Full Changelog: https://jon-harper.github.io/OmniBox/0.9.11/history/

Release v0.9.10

New Features

Major New Features

• Added two (2) new CPU bays for a total of four (4).
• Heat set insert support changed to M3 x 5mm (OD) x 4mm (L) (Voron-style).
• Front base support for toggle switches.
• Rear main body with two (2) external fans replaced by a four (4) interal mounts.
• "Full HSI" case option with most fasteners mating with an insert.

Additional Improvements

• Improved: Crossbar version added with HSI support, better zip tie anchors.
• Improved: Long lower bay trays now mount sideways, one additional tray available.
• Improved: New bottom panel template and panel options.
• Added: Additional zip tie anchors, particularly to the front main body.
• Improved: CPU tray guides take up significantly less room.
• New: Support for 12mm and 12.5mm toggle switches.
• New: MCU trays with mounts for dual MCUs.
• New: Slide-out storage for the CPU bay.
• Improved: Rear panel template now provides support for the lid.
• Improved: Display panel template now fits betters and prints with less material.

New Hardware Support

Hardware	Mount Location(s)	Notes
Mean Well SE-450	PSU Tray
Mean Well LRS-450	PSU Tray
Mean Well LRS-600	PSU Tray	Fit test needed.
Mean Well LRS-25-5	Lower bay tray	Contributed by Mr Meh.
Creality 2.X MCUs	MCU Tray	Contributed by Mr Meh.
FYSETC Spider	MCU Tray	Contributed by Killajoedotcom.
MKS Monster8	MCU Tray	Fit test needed.
MKS Skipr	MCU Tray	Fit test needed.
BIGTREETECH 5" Pi TFT	Display Panel	Contributed by MaffooClock.
BIGTREETECH SKR Pico	MCU Tray
Omron puck-style relays	Lower bay tray	Compatible with most clones.
BIGTREETECH U2C CAN adapter	Lower bay tray	Contributed by edgy.
50mm x 12mm fans	Any panel	50x10 and 50x15 pending fit tests.

Fixes

• Issue #91: Display template is faulty
• Issue #81: Lower bay tray standoffs need a fillet
• Issue #59: Micro Fit 3 pinouts for rear panels are missing
• Issue #94]: Add a power switch cover to prevent accidental bumping
• Issue #114: Lower bay standoffs should be tapered
• Issue #111: Videos should not auto-download
• Issue #102: Template should have a version code
• Issue #62: Panel mounted connectors template is out of date

Documentation & Repository

• Documentation site
  • Added contribution information.
  • Cleaned up wording on introductory pages.
  • All fixed BOM parts have example links.
  • Added a simple upgrading guide and templates page.
  • Simplified HSI assembly section.
• Repository
  • Some file names have additional qualifiers where multiple variations now exist, e.g. "stock" vs. "HSI".
  • Fixed a number of stable files that were never copied or updated from unstable.

Release 0.9.10-beta

About this Release

See the discussion page here

Please note that the documentation is still being updated.

New Contributors

• @MaffooClock made their first contribution in #86
• @Otann made their first contribution in #89

Full Changelog: https://jon-harper.github.io/OmniBox/0.9.10/history/

Release 0.9.9

Major New Features

• Universal PSU mount
• Second CPU bay added
• CPU bays now in rear
• New bottom panel and side panels
• 20+ new zip tie anchors
• Lots of fixes and support for new products.
• New assembly documentation
• Assembly videos
• Documentation is now release-specific (versioned)

See the release log for a full changelog.

Release 0.9.8.1

Core

• Print time and material usage is slightly reduced for the front and rear base components.

Panels and Trays

• Lid for filament spools added.
  • An adaptation of my Tighter T.U.S.H. spool holder (a remix of the original T.U.S.H.).
  • It mounts on a lid that integrates the spool holder guide.
  • The guide makes the spool holder adjustable to spool width (up to about 120mm).
• Lid for dryboxes added.
  • Fitted for Rubbermaid 21 cup container used as a 1kg spool drybox.
  • These containers are about $10 each at Ace Hardware. They are more expensive on Amazon.
  • There are often clones of these on Amazon that are similarly priced (about $8-10 ea).
  • May have lids for other containers in the near future as a user contribution.
• Raspberry Pi CPU trays have a version with a 6-pin Micro Fit 3 panel mount cutout.
  • Allow using an ADXL345 accelerometer via SPI.
  • Cutout is on the tray to give shortest wiring run possible.

Experimental Hardware Support

These parts still need to be tested for fit and other issues.

Hardware	Mount Location(s)	Notes
Mean Well RSP-500 power supply	Main body	For the Ender 5 Plus
92mm fans	Rear panel, lid	25mm thickness; no compatible mount yet.

New Hardware Support

This hardware is now fit-tested as working.

Hardware	Mount Location(s)	Notes
Fotek SSR-60 DA solid state relay	Lower bay
Raspberry Pi TFTs	Display mount or half-lid	See below.

Note: Smaller TFTs (e.g., BigTreeTech's 5" PiTFT) will fit on the standard half-lid. Use the "XL" STL file for the official 7" and similarly large TFTs.

Documentation & Repository

• Documentation site
  • Modified color scheme and fonts for readability.
  • Added new dark color theme.
  • Implemented several Material for Mkdocs features, including icons to help with part identification.
  • Improved site navigation.
• Repository
  • Reorganized lids folder into "Full-Length" and "Half-Lenth" subfolders.
  • Added more readme.md files for folders.

Known Issues

• The front main body with a 40mm intake fan partially obscures a mounting hole for the base to the main body. This leave seven (7) other mount points and is not a significant issue. The hole can safely be left empty.

0.9.8

Fixes

• Button head screws work for the crossbar.
• Clarified 6mm/8mm screws for power supplies.
• Documentation greatly improved for newcomers.
• Fan cages provide much more airflow, print more quickly, and use less material.

New Features

Completed Requests

Hardware	Mount Location(s)	Notes
Creality MOSFET	Lower bay
DROK 5A buck converter	Lower bay	Full sized tray only.
80mm fans	Rear panel, lid	Supports 20 & 25mm thicknesses.

Other:

• New rear panel for the Ender 5 Plus with an 80mm fan.

Experimental Hardware Support

Hardware	Mount Location(s)	Notes
Mean Well RSP-500 power supply	Main body	For the Ender 5 Plus
Raspberry Pi TFTs	Display mount or half-lid
Fotek SSR-60 DA solid state relay	Lower bay
92mm fans	Rear panel, lid	25mm thickness; no compatible mount yet.

Core Improvements

• New front vents for the base and larger side vents.
• Two new optional 40mm fans concealed in the intakes.
• MCU trays can be removed without removing the rear panel.
• Fan cages have a parametric template.

Panel and Tray Improvements

• New half-length lids.
• New half-length lower bay trays.
• Lower bay trays for buck converters and simple, 4-point mounts are now Fusion 360 templates.
• New trays can be added by modifying the Fusion template and exporting the results.
• The template includes mounts with fans and the new half-length size.

Documentation & Repository Changes

• Broke out product support documentation across three pages. Each product includes images and mounting hardware.
• Divided assembly documentation into three sections and added info for Core variants.
• Improved/better overall folder structure; all panel and tray variations have a separate folder.
• Most git folders now have a readme.md to help with navigation and part selection.

Known Issues

• The front main body with a 40mm intake fan partially obscures a mounting hole for the base to the main body. This leave seven (7) other mount points and is not a significant issue. The hole can safely be left empty.
• Some documentation links are broken/point to the wrong URL.

v0.9.7

Fixes

• IEC power socket is now built into the rear base (it doesn't have to be disconnected when removing the rear panel).
• Display screen mounting hole locations are fixed.
• TPU gaskets are much improved.
• Lid screw locations are now symmetric.

Additions

Core

• Addition of rear main body with no fan holes (for use when using a larger fan on the rear panel or lid).
• Version of front main body with 60mm fan intake instead of vent holes.

Panels and Product Support

• Requested SKR E3 Mini and Turbo support
• Requested 6 combinations of "Generic" rear panels with wire passthru holes instead of panel mounts
• Requested New fan cages for 6 fan sizes with more to come.
• New template Fusion file for making panel mounted rear panels
• Molex Micro Fit 3 connector profiles
• USB A, RJ-45, and other new panel mount extension profiles
• Mounts for another variety of buck converter (compact footprint with LED, commonly sold by HiLetgo on Amazon)
• Blank CPU port cover for Marlin and RRF users (i.e., no Raspberry Pi)

Other Changes

• File structure improved; most parts have a folder containing STL, STEP, and Fusion file (when available).
• Fan Cages now have a top-level folder
• Supported features documentation broken out by category and updated
• Guide to rear panels simplified

v0.9.5-beta

This is a test release for some fixes before 1.0.

• Issue #1 is fixed and the lids should be reversible now.
• The rear body fan mounts are rotated 45 degrees for an easier print.
• Print time and material should be slightly reduced on the rear body due to minor changes to the tray holder.
• All display mounts now have source files.
• SKR Mini E3 boards have preliminary support (included for the sake of completeness, but untested).

No issues are currently outstanding as of this release.

v0.9-beta

This is the initial public beta of OmniBox.

• the STL only .zip file is useful if you only intend to customize one file, e.g., the rear panel.
• The templates file contains all of the blank STEP and Fusion files*.
• The full set of 3D files in the repository (STL, STEP, and Fusion archives) are contained in OmniBox_0.9.zip. Grab this file if you want customize freely.

* The exception is a rear panel template with an IEC power plug cutout.