Flashforge AD5M Pro LED bar on AD5M with 3rd gen minimal enclosure bushings

Thanks to Doug Joseph I put together a custom enclosure kit for my FlashForge AD5M. You can get the This LED bar real cheap, but it has weirdly big holes in it. Remove one of the connectors (doesn't matter which) from the LED bar and run the cable as in the wiki instructions, and use these bushings and two of the tapping screws in the hardware kit (there should be enough) to attach the LED bar to the Minimal DIY Enclosure. You will need to remove any blockers which prevent the mounting nubs being printed on the front left and right parts of the top portion of the enclosure.

I chose to build my enclosure a little differently, using the original shield plates (except for this shield plate and an a1 guard plate remix I can't find right now) and the retrofit version of the enclosure, for purely aesthetic reasons. The remix guard plates would have been easier to print, and in fact I wound up printing the original A1 guard plate and front shield plate when I didn't need to, but I wanted the round cover guard plates. I am also currently using this drag chain kit.

I could have done this without basing it on any other model but I didn't :)

I printed in Kingroon HS-PETG at 300mm/sec. Honestly settings won't matter much here because of the small size and number of layers, but I printed with 100% concentric infill and the parts cameout very strong.