Are you tired of the sound and smell of your 3D printer? Want to keep your printer’s rail guides dust-free? Want to minimize warping of your 3D printed parts?
Then it’s time to build this professional 3D printer enclosure!
You can design the 3D printer enclosure precisely to your planned 3D printer setup. Simply enter the required dimensions in the Excel calculation sheet and you will receive all the dimensions for cutting the required panels.
Additional features:
- Magnetic door lock
- 3 different filament feedthrough options
- Easy customizable power cable feedthrough
For detail print and step-by-step assembly instructions check out the instructions on my website: Assembly instructions of the DIY 3D printer enclosure
At Pinshape it is not possible to upload Excel files – download the Excel calculation sheet for the panel dimensions.
3D print settings:
For the 3D print part 004200_Pulley_Holder: Layer height 0.2 mm and 20% infill (rectangular)
All other parts: Layer height 0.2 mm and 100% infill (rectangular)
Total printing time is about 50 hours, approx. 600 g of filament (PETG) is printed.
The largest 3D printed part of this project (003100_Handle) requires a base of 170 x 40 mm. Any 3D printer with a build space (X, Y) of at least 170 x 170 mm is suitable.
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3D Printer Enclosure – Build your fully customizable Enclosure
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