Filter Parts for EnXLosure

I recently bought a Prusa XL and outfitted it with the EnXLosure by Voxel3D_Nederland. It's a great printer with a nice enclosure, but it was still smelly (I print a lot of ABS). I needed filtration.

None of the available options seemed great, a lot of them were pricey compared to the Prusa Advanced Filtration System for their Original Prusa Enclosure. Why couldn't I have something just as effective and inexpensive for my XL?

Now I can, and you can too! But only if you have the 1-tool or 2-tool version of the Prusa XL. If you have the 5-tool version, sorry, the tools will be in the way. 

What you will need:

 - printed parts from this model

 - Prusa Advanced Filtration System kit

 - Prusa Basic Board kit

 - Hardware: one each of M3 x 16MM, M3 x18MM, M3 x 20MM, M3 nut, 2x M3 x 12MM, 2x M3 T-slot nuts

I printed it out of ABS but PETG should also work. 

Installation:

 - remove the back lower plexiglass panel from the EnXLosure to make it easier

 - the top screw hole on the fan bracket takes the 18MM screw

 - the bottom screw hole takes the 16MM

 - the middle screw hole takes the 20MM screw with the head on the inside and a nut on the outside to secure the plexiglass.

 - feed the fan cable through the wiring hole in the EnXLosure and replace the back lower plexiglass

 - insert the channel nuts into the lower side channel, spaced 60mm apart

 - plug the fan connector into the basic board

 - insert two M3 x 12MM screws into the cover, fit the basic board over the screws, stick a 2.5mm hex key through the access holes in the front and screw the cover into the channel nuts. Don't over-tighten.

 - plug the basic board Y-cable into the vacant XL power supply receptacle, hook up power and tuck all the cables out of the way (yeah, I could probably do more for cable management).