Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus panel enclosure in OpenSCAD
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An enclosure to protect the electronics in an Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus printer.
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
I made this panel enclosure by ArtieH and it worked very well. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2838583
However, after a while, a couple of things started to annoy me: firstly, the sides didn't really fit to the panel's metalwork as the angle was slightly wrong - but this was most likely due to inaccurate bending by Anycubic. Secondly, I started to use the SD card a lot, and found that it was incredibly difficult to get hold of the card and pull it out. I had tried filing the slot a little wider, but the real problem was that there wasn't enough card sticking out to grab. I ended up using a small pair of needle-nosed pliers, which is not a good solution.
Eventually I decided to redesign the enclosure using OpenSCAD, a tool with which I'm very familiar. It turned out to be quite simple, especially with the detailed dimensions provided by ArtieH. The SD card slot is now a lot wider, which makes access much easier while still giving decent protection to the panel's internal circuits.
Hopefully my OpenSCAD code is easy to understand and modify if my efforts don't quite fit your Anycubic panel. To help things along, and to prevent plastic waste, I have included the ability to generate a test piece that is a slice off the SD card slot end. If the code is adjusted so that this fits neatly to the side of the panel then the odds of the whole enclosure fitting nicely at the first attempt are high. Simply edit the lines at the bottom of the code to comment out 'enclosure()' and uncomment 'test()' and generate the STL file. When you're happy with the test piece just reverse the comment/uncomment process to generate the whole enclosure.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Anycubic
Printer:
Kossel
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2 or 0.3 (or whatever you prefer)
Infill:
20%
Filament: Sunlu PLA Black
Notes:
The biggest challenge is supporting the top of the SD card slot - I used the default support offered by Slic3r and mine turned out OK, if a little rough, but a bit of care will make this a lot easier to print. The enclosure is an easy print apart from that.
The only thing I had to do after printing was drill out the fixing holes to 4mm (they had printed very slightly off-round and needed just a touch with the drill bit).
Category: 3D Printer Parts