ThinhTran made an excellent screen frame for the Ender 4 that tilts the frame back 30 degrees so you don't have to bend down to read the screen . . . but . . . I'm planning on using the frame to build a build chamber to better work with the more sensitive filaments, and this frame insets the screen into the frame.

I wanted a frame tilted out 30 degrees, not back 30 degrees . . .

So I took Thinh's excellent design, copied the bolt positions and tossed the rest. I then designed the frame in the shape I like and now we have an alternative to an already great option.

Creality Ender 4

No

Yes

0.2-0.25

20%

Designed to print with the face flat. The SD card notch will need supports, but the bottom tab may do without support -- your call.

I made my draft print (and the final print -- close enough) at 0.3mm/layer, but the thick layer height didn't give good layer cohesion on the thin wall on the left. 0.25mm/layer should be enough. That wall is pretty thin, so if any reports of trouble, I'll bump the thickness up.

Carefully remove supports, particularly around the SD card slot -- the supports may be stronger than that wall.

Everything should swap from the stock frame (bolt->frame->spacer->board->nut).

If you opt to mount the screen on the right face of the frame (turning the whole frame 90 degrees) the cables will be tight, but should fit. the tilt will also make the SD slot much easier to get to.