DIY Enclosure LACK Riser

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<p>If you're like me, you made the DIY Prusa enclosure with the IKEA LACK tables (link <a href="https://blog.prusa3d.com/cheap-simple-3d-printer-enclosure_7785/">here</a>)</p><p>However, I found that the LACK tables are too short and I can't easily troubleshoot my printer without sitting on the ground, and I don't want the added instability of stacking another LACK table underneath.&nbsp;</p><p>BOOM - introducing these LACK risers. Print 4 of these bad boys and they will raise your table up to a standard bedside table height (~21 inches). Each one takes 1x #10 (3/16) wood screw and I'd recommend a pan head since there's no countersink in the model. &nbsp;Use pilot holes! The link to the ones I used is <a href="https://www.mcmaster.com/91555A136/">here</a>, or just get them at home depot. Theoretically, the screw is optional.&nbsp;</p><p>The image shows the Prusa printer on a standard bedside table, and the LACK table with the risers in front of it, comes out to the same height.&nbsp;</p><p>Enjoy!&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Edit: included a .3mf that prints all 4 (PLA) and g-codes for both!</p>