Removable Sides for Lack Enclosure v2 (Pocket Doors and Original)
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Modified bottom mounts for Lack Enclosure V2 (both Pocket Doors and Original), making one or more side panels removable.
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I wanted the sides of my Lack Enclosure v2 to be removable for maintenance access (without removing the entire top U-frame), while also using @Drakka01's excellent Pocket Doors remix, so I came up with this. Due to a request, I've also modified the bottom front corners for the original door hinges, but I haven't personally tested that version.
If you're careful, the side panels are flexible enough for sliding out downward after removing the outer flanges keeping them in place on the bottom (at least my polycarbonate panels are). This remix therefore simply makes these outer flanges removable, mounted with two M3 screws each. For durability, M3 nuts are inserted into the corner bodies instead of just screwing into the plastic (which would work a few times, but would probably wear out in the long run).
Making the back panel removable as well requires giving up the cable bushing from the bottom back right corner of the original model (since the hole for it needs to go right through where the screws and nuts would be). Personally, I had plans for that cable bushing, so I didn't go that route for my build, but I have uploaded an untested “Bottom Rear Back Removable” part among the individual part files.
Additional Hardware Needed (Per Removable Side Panel)
- 4x screw M3x12mm (optimal length, any length between 10-16mm should work)
- 4x M3 nut
Print Settings
The Prusa Slicer project files include some modifier blocks for improving the result. If using another slicer, it's probably best to use the individual part files instead (to avoid accidentally printing these modifier blocks). The print settings for the original parts work just fine for these modified parts, with the only caveat that the extra parts (Panel Cover and Nut Cover) are best printed lying down instead of the orientation from the part files.
Installing the Nuts
The easiest way to install the nuts in their place is to insert the screws into the mounting holes (without the Panel Cover in place), drop the nuts into the appropriate grooves in the cavity as shown, using a combination of the screws and gravity to align the nuts correctly. Then, start tightening the screws to pull the nut in place. After this, you can push the (optional) Nut Cover into the cavity to seal the nuts in place (and avoid any dust/debris buildup).
Minor Warning
If you print the (optional) Nut Cover DO NOT insert it into the cavity before the M3 nuts are in place. Its fit is intentionally tight, so getting it out again without damaging either part is hard, if not impossible.
Update 2024-06-17
Added modified front corners for the original Prusa Lack Enclosure v2 hinges due to a request. However, note that these parts are completely untested.