Dust enclosure for appliances v1
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Created this dust enclosure to protect my 3D printer from dust, it can be used to protect other appliances.
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Created this dust enclosure to protect my 3D printer from dust, it can be used to protect other appliances.
When printing the nuts (tripods) they only need a small support on the bottom of the sphere (use 85° minimum support angle), the feet print well without supports, and I recommend a brim around the part.
I've printed 9 of this nuts in PLA, but you can print using other stronger filaments.
I recommend light sanding of the feet, as this aluminium rods are not very precise, used a very small amount of super glue and used a light hammer on some of the nuts, they can handle a few nocks.
It uses 8 hollow aluminium rods that can be bought on a drugstore (8mm diameter, 1mm wall, 1 meter lenght)
Used a soft transparent plastic film that can be bought on any drugstore, to close the film I've created some clips which are included here, they are printed with 100% infill density and don't need brims.
You need a hole punch tool to make the holes on the plastic film.
The all structure is strong and very light.