Prusa XL Enclosure Door Magnet Extender
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Allows the Prusa XL Enclosure door to be held open when obstructions prevent you from opening it all the way.
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Inspired by @woelpi's Prusa XL enclosure door magnet holder, but re-designed from the ground up to change some things I didn't like and to make it easier to modify.
The Prusa XL Enclosure door requires a lot of vertical space when opening. In my case it hits my sloped ceiling, preventing it from staying open on its own.
This print takes the original magnetic bumper and moves it up so the door will be held open at a 60° angle (the short part of the door, relative to the slope the door is attached to).
A Fusion and STEP file is included if you wish to change the default angle. The Fusion file has a parameter named DoorAngle that changes the angle. Some minor cosmetic chamfers/fillets may break when changing the angle, but they're easily fixed or can be ignored.
Installation
You need 4 M4x8r (or longer) screws, but there should be enough spares from the Enclosure kit to cover this.
Remove the magnetic bumper, protective bumper, and M4x16r screw from both sides of the enclosure
Install the bumper parts on the new printed part by inserting the M4x16r from the back and then adding the protective rubber bumper and screwing the magnet on
Remove the M4x5r screw right next to where the magnet was installed on the enclosure
Use the M4x8r screws to mount the new printed part using the holes left by the original magnet and the screw you just removed
Printing Instructions
Print the model in the orientation it is imported in (two screw holes touching the bed) and with at least 4 perimeters and 20% infill. I printed mine in Prusament PETG Carbon Fiber, but other materials, like PLA, should be fine.