Prusa3d I3 Lack Enclosure

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This is a hinged top lack enclosure that also has two opening doors. Standard size lack table legs have been used but each part here raises the height by 30mm to give more clearance to the top of the printer. There are a number of parts, but should all be generally easy to work out, but ask if you have any questions Updated 26/02/207 to add larger gapped corners with 3mm gaps for glass instead of 2.5mm, these are labelled _3mm at the end of the file names. Print Settings Printer: Prusa3d I3 Mk2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 25% Custom Section Printing - Assembly - General This is designed to use only 3 of the 4 legs that come with an IKEA Lack table. You will need two tables and just 3 of the legs from one. You can of course modify to your hearts content and raise it with the other legs etc Each leg has 3 pieces, a leg base, a leg top, and a top plate that fixes to the lid. The left and right lower legs also have a hole for a bearing with an outside diameter of 16mm and inner hole of 5mm. The door hinges are made to sit in this middle hole of the bearing nice a snug. The hinges can have a screw put through the 2mm polycarbonate to keep secure or glued if wanted. The door frames are just clip on edges to make the polycarbonate look nice. The door handles are printed in two parts, I used acetone on them (ABS) to weld them together afterwards. The filament feed channel is flimsy when printed but made to fit together through the table top and has a little lip to allow you to glue it in place. The cable grommets print as a nice snug fit and can be screwed together or just left clipped together, they won't move but have made them so they can be screwed if needed. The cable clips are the same dimensions as the door frames and I used them also on top of the polycarbonate on the sides, I used the clips in between the frame edges to run cables around to keep it neat on the inside.