lack enclosure 3d models

A wall bracket to securely fasten your LACK Prusa Printer Enclosure V2 – with MMU2S support to the wall to stop it wobbling while printing, but still leaving enough room for the filament to enter the back of the enclosure. (I have a 3 table enclosure...

a 15mm spacer to add space on the ikea lack printer enclosure leg ends. ...helpful if you bought the wrong size acrylic or need to add height to the enclosure.

I added the Prusa i3 Mk3 Z-Tops with Reverse Bowden Mount Option by ctilley to my Prusa i3 Mk 3, and it works great, but I found using it with the Original Prusa i3 MK3 ENCLOSURE - Ikea Lack table inconvenient since there's not much room inside the...

Previously it was routing the cables out the left side of the enclosure rather than out the back. This simply gives you the option to route the cables out the back. Credit to FlyByTom for making this cool 'removable walls' version of the lack! (way...

I've built an enclosure with an Ikea Lack. Recently I've baught a Raspberry Camera High Quality(the one with interchangeable lens. ...I created a mount, which can pivot in 2 directions. I've printed it without support. It requires: 1x m3 square bolt 5x...

I was building an enclosure for my Prusa MK3S from IKEA LACK tables and decided to move the PSU unit outside the box. It's a great idea to support the printer frame after PSU removal, but I used models from the original "how to make an enclosure"...

So I constructed a new one with one side holding back the silica beads when opening the enclosure, but making sure that this heightened side doesn't increase tension on the filament. The tray also has two cavities for screws (if you want to attach...

I have constructed the Prusa i3 MK3 enclosure using an Ikea Lack table, and it's a fantastic result. However, I was not satisfied with the filament feeder tubes, particularly when the extruder is near its highest position. Here's my approach to...

Remix of 'Original Prusa i3 MK3 ENCLOSURE -Ikea Lack table - Prusa Research' to be found here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2864118. I've adapted this to fit my Ender 3 Pro with the materials I had to hand. It will give just enough room for...

This is my enclosure I built for my Anet A8 using a £5 Ikea Lack Table. I utilized some Studwork / CLS Timber to construct a mitre joint frame that serves as the bottom plate. Then, utilizing a router, I trimmed an edge so a piece of wood could fit...

You'll Need a High Pressure Fan with Dimensions 120x120x20-30mm to Remove Air from the Enclosure Effectively. ## Installation ### Recommendations Carbon Filter 2-4mm (Cut It Yourself) Scythe DFS123812H-3000 Ultra Kaze 120mm 3000RPM Case Fan -...

Designed to fit snugly beside a Lack table

This is an easy to print and easy to assemble filament guide for the [Prusa Enclosure V2 - MMU2S](https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/3673-prusa-enclosure-v2-mmu2s) with the filament on the top Lack table. It is designed for 1,75 mm Filament. This...

PRINT TOWER by Lilik7 created from 4 Ikea Lack tabels (3 boards and 16 legs) You need: 4 x 1000x500x2 (or 4) plexiglass 32x 4x40 screw 8x 3x15 screw 22x 4x25 bolt 6x 4x40 bolt 12x 4x25 bolt (countersunk head) 34x M4 nut 74x M4 pad You print: 2x...

Here's a basic enclosure that you can build using a couple of IKEA Lack tables for your Rostock Max v2 or similar Delta printer. It makes a huge difference when printing ABS or PETG and as a big benefit, significantly reduces the noise of your...

This raised the IKEA Lack legs 101.5mm off the surface they're on, giving my Monoprice Maker Select (Wanhao i3 v2.1 clone) enough room even with my raised z Axis mod in place. I printed this with eSUN ABS+, using a speed of 0.3mm at 80mm/sec. I...

Some thin spools won't fit on the spool roller I printed as part of the [Original Prusa i3 MK3 ENCLOSURE -Ikea Lack table - Prusa Research](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2864118) (the red parts in the pictures), and cardboard spools aren't stable...

The enclosure's profile box is secured by a holder and cover designed specifically for it.

I did not want a bunch of large drawers to keep a few things organized underneath the enclosure. I split the double drawer print into 3 separate drawers with a top tray for quicker access to daily used items. ** Also modeled the larger drawer to fit...

I did not want a bunch of large drawers to keep a few things organized underneath the enclosure. I split the double drawer print into 3 separate drawers with a top tray for quicker access to daily used items. ** Also modeled the larger drawer to fit...

A lot of people complaint the lack of instructions and for noobs like us it's easier when clear instructions are included. So I took tinkercad and imported some of the shared STLs and tried to visualize what I wanted and noticed, even with...

Fan Bracket for an enclosure. ...Moves air around the enclosure for a much more effective print. It raised the temperature at the height of my print bed from 40 to 50 degrees. ...

I wanted doors on front, left and right side of the enclosure, so I modded the parts accordingly.

I already make a HDMI Port for the IKEA LACK top, and this ist the part to place under the printer Print instructionsno supports needed

This is a remix of the Filament Guide for Prusa Lack Enclsoure added two G1/8" threads to use tube couplings for closed filament systems

A tiny small piece to avoid my third Ikea Lack table to slide. Print instructionsI use PETG 20% infill. ...You need 4 pieces.

This is a replacement for the original Prusa Lack Door Mechanism. ... - Magnet Inserts are 30x10x1 mm - Slot for Plexi-Glass is 3mm wide

Easy, magnet door holder for all type of enclosure. ...Use standard 3x14mm magnet to put inside holder, and any other with glue on doors.

I made this to fit fit the plexiglas i already had ordered for the Prusa enclosure before i realized that this version is much better.

I modified a standard LCD holder by adding a hinge, enabling me to securely fasten the Prusa LCD on the side panel of the IKEA enclosure. ...Unfortunately, I was left with insufficient length to relocate the LCD to the front face of the enclosure as...