3D printed Dahua IPC-HFW5241E-Z12E Junction box

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First I'll caveat this with: Does Andy make great inexpensive junction boxes? Yes, yes he does. However, I figured why not spend 4x the effort and 3d print my own!

I still need to 3d print the TPU gasket for between the top and bottom part, and a gland for the cables behind the camera. The hole at the bottom is for a standard PG-9 cable gland; I need to adjust the thickness where the gland is though as the nut doesn't fit on; oops.
If anyone is interested in the final product I can throw it up on thingiverse.
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I finished this off..

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Here is the finished design: Dahua IPC-HFW5241E-Z12E Junction box by tygunn
In the final design I chamfered the edges of the lid, and I raised the lip where the cable gland goes just a hair. I also made a recess on the inside of the box so that the PG-9 cable gland nut will fit properly -- I just used ca glue to secure it on my print (and didn't want to waste filament to reprint).
 

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First I'll caveat this with: Does Andy make great inexpensive junction boxes? Yes, yes he does. However, I figured why not spend 4x the effort and 3d print my own!

I still need to 3d print the TPU gasket for between the top and bottom part, and a gland for the cables behind the camera. The hole at the bottom is for a standard PG-9 cable gland; I need to adjust the thickness where the gland is though as the nut doesn't fit on; oops.
If anyone is interested in the final product I can throw it up on thingiverse.
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Was it printed in a regular 3d printer or an industrial one?
It looks quite sturdy.
 
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