Summary

I decided to go with an MKS Gen 1.4 instead of arduino or Rambo mini on my folgertech Kossel rebuild, so I changed this case to match the MKS board. I am also using an LCD2004 display, but the code to use this with a graphics controller display is in there. I had to use a USB cable with a right end connector since that plug comes out the front of this board the way I have it mounted. I only had to lengthen one endstop switch cable for the cables to reach outside the frame.

The variables to look at changing for the graphics controller are mostly:
G_Y_Offset
Br_HtAdd = 10; //I have this set to 0 for the LCD2004
Any of the variables with the prefix G are related to this. Since I do not have one of these boards and all of them seem to be a little different, you will have to play this yourself to get it to work.

See the model this was remixed from for more detailed info on this design.

I also made a bracket for underneath the heat bed to mount a heat bed relay & couple of ATC fuses for the board & heat bed relay. I will add that as a separate upload, but included one photo of what it looks like here.

I included STL files of all the parts on one plate which you can easily split out with your slicer program. The D3 & D4 in the names stands for the Dovetail clearance value either .3mm or .4mm. There is also the openscad file for the case & an openscad file for shims you will probably need in case the STL file sizes are not what you need.

I used 2 - M3x18mm screws on one side of the LCD display to mount it to the bracket, but think M3x16mm should work. I used 4 - M3x16mm screws for the other 4 holes in the LCD mount. I also used 3mm plastic shims where the LCD mounts to the bracket & 7 or 8mm high shims where it mounts to just the face plate. The shims go between the bracket & LCD mount on the one side. I include STL files for 1mm, 3mm, 7mm & 8mm.