Ender 5 S1 Top Hat Riser
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Stock Enclosure Top Hat was too short in my opinion. This raises it.
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Creality's top hat for the Ender 5 S1 was not tall enough in my opinion. This raises it, adds a spot for a mounted power strip, under cabinet LED, circular hygrometer/temp, and webcam for print monitoring.
I utilize 16 M3x16 socket head cap screws with nuts and washers to connect all the pieces together.
I utilize 4 M5x25 socket head cap screws with nuts and washers to attach this heavy duty power strip. https://a.co/d/0cOdswKW
This will use a lot of filament, but it adds a lot of nice features to what was a very basic printer. Also allows for the top cover to be more easily put on, and even offset the top to vent if wanted. I utilized a lot of adhesive backed window insulation and foil tape to further seal up my printer, that with a bento box filter fan pointed at the bed gets much higher chamber temps!
All parts printed in clear PETG with 4 walls and 20% infill. They are all designed to be printed without supports to minimize filament usage as much as possible. Most should be able to auto-orient to their sides and be correct!