I designed a new housing for it to be more aesthetically pleasing and with small improvements. I moved the copper screw hole closer to the front so the thermoelectric generator sits it a more optimal place between the copper and the heat sink. Secondly I raised the assembly a bit higher so the copper would not be touching the surface of the table.
This was modeled in Autodesk Fusion 360, and printed with with a Craftbot + with PLA. The print time was about 20 hours. There are standoffs built for a 40mm x 60mm prototype circuit board.




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