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An Unnoficial Enclosure Mod for the VirtuE3 Printer

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PatienceIsA - An unoffifial enclosure for the VirtuE3.

About 90% of all the stuff I print is in filaments that benefit from printing enclosed, so having an otherwise high performance printer sitting idle and unused until RH3D shares his enclosure design with us seems like a waste! So I designed this for my own use and am sharing in case anyone else finds it useful. Moderately tested - happy if you want to take this and run with it to make something better, I'm really not precious!

.step available on the RH3D Discord

Not a perfect air seal by any stretch - but paired with good active filtration it should be workable. YMMV.

Design constraints:

  • Re-use the existing (and quite mucky!) 4mm sheets of acrylic I had sitting around

  • Work well with badly cut panels - I knew I was going to have to cut mine down with a jigsaw rather than ordering new, so there should be tolerance for dodgy cuts built in.

  • No new or weird hardware - use what I already had sitting around.

  • Minimal drilled panel holes to minimise chances of splitting. Any holes should be well away from panel edges.

Printing:

  • All parts should be already oriented for printing.

  • The front corner joiner will need some supports painted into the slot. I have tagged the filename with [Supp] to hopefully remind you.

  • Everything designed for 0.2mm layer height, but I have probably got overexcited at some point and forgotten this!

  • If you need to print more than one of a part then the filename will tell you how many to print

Assembly:

  • Heatsets galore - should be fairly obvious where they need to go.

  • Lower side panels to go on first. Note that every one of the corner pieces is sliiiiightly different.

  • Loosely assemble the top hat and plonk on top, then wiggle things around until it all nicely aligns and then tighten screws.

  • Lastly, attach the hinges, offer up the door panel and work out where you need to drill & countersink your holes.

Panel sizes (tolerance should allow for ± 2mm)

Panel

Qty

Dims

Lower Side

2

300 x 310mm

Upper Side

2

394 x 220mm

Upper Rear

1

198 x 338mm

Upper Front

1

358 x 95mm

Top

1

387 x 338mm

Door

1

358 x 445mm

BOM:

Item

Used For

Qty

Heat Inserts M3 - L4 x OD4.2 mm

Tophat corner clamps, hinge mount and door mount

40

M3 T-Nuts

Panel Clips. I used hammerhead type because its what I had lying around.

24

M3 x 6 SHCS

Tophat corner clamps

36

M3 x 8 SHCS

Attaching the hinges to panel clips

4

M3 x 10 SHCS

Attaching panel clips to frame

24

M3 x 10 FHCS

Attaching door to hinges. Requires countersinking holes

4

5x25mm pin

Hinge Pivot. 24mm also fine, whatever you have left over from your virtu build.

2

8mm OD x 5mm ID sleeve bushing

Use E3 spacer appros 8.3mm long. Other part of hinge pivot.

2

6x3mm round magnet

For maglatch (Ideally N52, lower may work

4

VHB tape

Attach the front corner pieces and handle

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