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3D Printer Enclosure - 24x24x30in

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This is my custom 3D printer enclosure. The interior dimensions are a 24inx24in base and 30in height. My goal was to…

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This is my custom 3D printer enclosure. The interior dimensions are a 24inx24in base and 30in height. My goal was to fit my Ender 3 Pro, with every printed part small enough to be printed on that machine, and in a standard size that was easy to find affordable materials to supplement the printed parts.

This was designed to have 1mm clear sheets as the sides and top, with 1/2in wooden dowels through all of the frame, and 3/8 dowels in the frames of the doors, and the baseplate is a 24x24" piece of 1/2" plywood

-Double opening doors, with lift-off hinges so they can be removed/stored when greater access is needed. and there is a support along the bottom to prevent sag over time.

  • Switch panel integrated into forward-right side to control circulation fan and internal lighting
  • magnetic cord management panels along edges to conceal all wiring where possible
  • LED light mount in center of top-rear edge
  • Enclosure uses standard 120mm PC fan that is removable and exhausts thru 5"? carbon removable filter. While the enclosure is not explicitly air-tight, this is meant to have tight enough clearance to provide constant negative pressure to pull in fresh air through cracks and exhaust any particles through filter.
  • rear port with removable insert to perfectly surround incoming cables
  • pin holes around clear panel periphery to keep it taught and in place without bowing/sagging (not meant to hold weight
  • Designed for 24x24x30" dimensions, but a larger enclosure can potentially be made (in multiples of 6") just by printing more of the "straight" edge pieces (as long as you can find larger side panels/dowels to match). You may, however, have to edit the size of the front doors.

Some Assembly Required...

Parts List:

-Unique Parts:

--Corners:

---Front-Lower-Right

---Front-Lower-Left

---Rear-Lower-Right

---Rear-Lower-Left

---Rear-Upper-Right

---Rear-Upper-Left

--Straights:

---Front-Hinge-Right

---Front-Hinge-Left

---Door-Handle-Right

---Door-Handle-Left

--Misc.:

---Filter Panel

---Fan panel

---Cord Pass-Upper

---Cord Pass-Lower

---Cord Cover-Rear-Lower-Right

---Cord Cover-Front-Lower-Right

---Cord Cover-Rear-Upper-Right

---Cord Cover-Straight-Upper-LED

---Door Catch

-Common Parts/QTY needed

--Corners:

---Front-Upper/2

---Door-Lower-Outer/2

---Door-Lower-Inner/2

---Door-Upper-Outer/2

---Door-Upper-Inner/2

--Straights:

---Front-Lower-Ledge/2

---Back/Side-Lower/4

---Front-Upper/Side/4

---Top/Side/8

---Door-Side-Outer/2

---Door-Hinge-Right/2

---Door-Hinge-Left/2

---Door-Side-Inner/4

---Back/Side-Corded/4

---Lower-Corded/2

--Misc.:

---Hinge Pin Short/2

---Hinge Pin Long/2

---Cord Cover-Straight/6

---Panel Pins/16

---Door Panel Pins/8

All of my designs are unpaid passion projects that I choose to share, and I provide mesh models for free, but if you'd like to support me and my work, donations are greatly appreciated.

Category: 3D Printer Accessories

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