Prusa Enclosure Temperature Gauge Holder
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Enclosing a 3D printer like the Prusa enables you to printer larger things, and use harder plastics like ABS, but it helps to know exactly how hot it gets inside. This is just a holder to slip in a temperature gauge and attach it to the <a href="https://www.3dupfitters.com/products/prusa-acrylic-enclosure-kit">Prusa enclosure</a> from 3DUPfitters. (It should work on DIY enclosures as well.) Its designed specifically for <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Habor-Hygrometer-Indoor-Thermometer-Temperature/dp/B07C5NR1XX/ref=sr_1_8_sspa?keywords=Habor+Digital+Hygrometer+Indoor+Thermometer&qid=1552418974&s=gateway&sr=8-8-spons&psc=1">this thermometer</a>-- just slide it in. Its designed to attach to one of the hinges, either at the bed level, or higher. Ideally you want two, one for bed level and the second to see how hot it is near the top of the print range. It takes an M4 14mm screw.
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