Box support for Elegoo Neptune 4
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Sometimes I'm printing in ABS on my Elegoo Neptune 4 and doing this in an enclosure helps a lot.I started to use a…
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Sometimes I'm printing in ABS on my Elegoo Neptune 4 and doing this in an enclosure helps a lot.
I started to use a cardboard box at the very beginning and thought about buying a 3D printer enclosure, but later decided not to go this way for the following reasons:
- Small enclosures are not high enough to fit the printer with spool on top and big enclosures are really too big for my workbench;
- It is harder to do maintenance when printer is inside enclosure;
- Whole printer is inside the enclosure and this is not good for the printer's board and integrated power supply;
- In my situation printer sitting on workbench in garage and just putting a box on top leaves too many gaps at the bottom.
Long story short, I decided to create a support that can be assembled around printer (without moving it at all) that will support the box for situations when I need to print in ABS.
I monitored temperatures while printing ABS. Temperature insde the box reached 46 C (ambient temperature was 25 C). MCU and Host chip temperatures were as while printing without any box.
STEP files included.
Orca Slicer project with all settings I used included.
Planks will require 30-50 g filament each. Leg will require ~7g. You will need 1 or 2 legs for every connection.
Printed in PETG as temperature inside box can reach 50 C and PLA may deform.