Prusa Mini Enclosure
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Make your own enclosure for your Prusa Mini!
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This is everything I used to make my own enclosure for my Prusa Mini. I have been using this for over a year now and I feel like I should release the files in case someone wants to build the same thing.
This is not a simple project, it requires some drilling of holes in acrylic, cutting if you want to use the air filter or temperature/humidity gauge, and there isn't a simple parts list as to what you need to 3D print.
I've also probably forgotten to upload something, or uploaded the wrong version of something. So start this at your own risk!
As well as PETG for many parts (some you can use PLA for, as they don't need to be as strong), you will also need:
- 5x Clear Perspex Acrylic Sheet 500mm x 500mm
- 10x M4 14mm bolts, washers and nuts (for the hinges)
- 4x 10mm x 3mm neodymium magnets
- 2m Door/Window silicone self-adhesive strips
- https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07BYX8QG6
For the air filter:
- Xx M? bolts, washers and nuts
- 1x 40mm cooling fan
- 1x Ram 4-inch 170m³/hr air filter (you could also make your own or use something else)
- 2-3m of 1.5in (40mm) Corrugated Black Pond Flexi-hose (or something similar, it only has to carry air)
- 1x Glue gun to seal all the joints otherwise the smell will leak out
For the camera:
- 1x Raspberry Pi v2 camera module
- 1x Pi camera extension cable
For the lights:
- 1x RGBW controller
- RGBWW sticky backed lighting strips
- L and T shaped connectors
- 1x DC power supply for the controller and strips
- 1x Glue gun to stick the odd bit down