FlashForge Adventurer 5M Enclosure Sidepanels

Panels, door, and top in two versions - solid and with holes for gluing acrylic hexagons (circumradius - 49.5 mm).

If using the hexagon option, mine fit tightly, so if you cut them, cut with a radius of 49 mm.

You can cut exactly in the center in the slicer, there are pre-marked holes (in the side panels, the horizontal cut needs to be shifted about a centimeter down).

In principle, it holds together with just the crossbars and glue, but for better adhesion and alignment, it's better to use the pre-installed mounting options in the slicer. The best option is pins. When specifying the pins, if you indicate a diameter of 2.2 mm, you can use filament trimmings from the beginning and end of the spool instead of pins. The depth of the pin should be no less than 2 mm, 2.5 mm is acceptable, but more is not necessary.

Fasten the parts together either with M4*8 screws and M4 nuts, or with M3*4 screws and M3*3 insert nuts.

When using 4mm nut-bolts to install hinges on the lid, you will need to make small spacers under the hinges; otherwise, the lid will hit the base on which it should rest.

At the top, there are holes for installing hinges.

The door is already shortened by 5 mm from the bottom.

Braces for connecting the parts to each other are also drawn in two version (for solid and for hexagon holes). The braces are drawn one by one, but some need to be copied.

All printed from PETG.

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October 23, 2026 update

I added 3D models of hexagons instead of the ones I made from acrylic. Thickness 2 mm, diagonal 49 mm.
You need 28 pieces for the door, 28 pieces for each side panel, and 37 pieces for the lid. In total, 121 pieces.

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