I finally managed to print the electronics cover this morning (my printer is at the office which I couldn't get into over the weekend -- need to check my card). Everything worked well on the first try. I've got some pictures of it at
https://plus.google.com/photos/10819818 ... 3960569569. I'm also attaching the files.
I modeled everything in OpenScad and I am including the OpenScad files as well as the resulting stl file. The OpenScad files rely on the single / dual extruder electronics cover stl files in the gMax 1.5 extruder zip file.
I am just building the single extruder for now so I did not test the dual extruder electronics cover. I did create the OpenScad file for the dual extruder and it should be easy to modify it if any tweaks need to be made.
At the bottom of the scad files there is a commented out section that is a block which represents the size of the keystone I have. It is a tight fit and does require a slight flex of the cover to fit the keystone in. Since it is a tight fit, I suggest getting all the wiring together and test fitting everything before punching the wires onto the keystone and connecting the keystone to the cover. If necessary, the cover can be modified to bring the keystone up higher.
If you plug the keystone in the wrong way it won't fit quite right, and won't stay put. If that happens, just flip the keystone around and clip it in the other way.