prusa lack 3d models

My version of Lack EnclosureIt is essentially a remix of zuspiel’s design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2012384However, I incorporated the use magnets similar to what LKM did: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1843235Enclosure I built uses 3...

## Equipment: - Prints - obviously - Ikea Lack table - Oak - 3x 436x446x1.8mm PMMA glass panels (or 496x446 for 50mm prints) - 2x 218x446x1.8 PMMA glass doors (or 496x218 for 50mm prints) - Temp/Humi Sensor: aliexpress.com/item/32719650369.html - 2x...

There is only one STL file because the parts are mirrored, you can do that easily in PrusaSlicer with the mirror command.Use the printed parts as guides for drilling the holes in the Lack table. I made some marks on the parts with a pencil from side...

<p>This spoolholder fits most common 1 kg spools. ...It is supposed to be glued on top of the Prusa Lack enclosure.

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

Remix of the original Prusa Cable Holder/Bushing that allows you to pass 2 USB cables, 2 Wyze Cam's flat cables, and a power cord through.Additional Related Models:Mirrored Back Leg for Prusa Lack EnclosureThis model replaces the bottom back left...

... ...Designed to securely fasten onto the Prusa Lack enclosure's top surface, this practical solution is ideal for everyday use. ...Printed at a precision of 0.35 millimeters per layer, its robust structure ensures seamless functionality and durability.

I designed an exhaust fan system for the Prusa Lack Enclosure v2. This allows for printing PLA with the enclosure doors closed. I saw a noticeable improvement of 5-6C decrease in chamber temps, which allows me to print PLA without heat creep. ... ...

I decided to modify my Prusa Lack table enclosure setup by adding a third Lack table, but it ended up being too tall for me, so I cut about 5 inches off each leg. Now, four copies of this design attach to the corners and middle table of the top...

I designed an exhaust fan system for the Prusa Lack Enclosure v2. ...This allows for printing PLA with the enclosure doors closed.I saw a noticeable improvement of 5-6C decrease in chamber temps, which allows me to print PLA without heat creep.See my...

Conveniently attached to the side of my trusty Prusa i3 Lack Table Enclosure, this setup is perfect for effortless data transfer and storage management. ... EQUIPMENT: Two #10 x 3/4" screws are precisely fitted to secure the enclosure with seamless...

Mount any 'ball and socket fixture' camera (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4647833) or accessory inside your Prusa MMU2s Lack Enclosure. Simply insert between the screws and existing enclosure supports. ... Also included is a version for a...

this is a remix of GOATDIY for the LACK enclosure gap fillers. https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/17934-prusa-lack-enclosure-gap-fillers Great design and much better looking for the IKEA enclosure. However it seems there is a problem on the...

I modified the bottom rear corners pieces for the Prusa Lack enclosure to accomplish two things: 1. Save about 2 inches on power cable length. The original bottom corner piece has the cable cutout oriented towards the rear and wastes cable length. By...

This is an updated version of my Prusa LACK Enclosure Levelling Feet. &nbsp;Like the original version, these feet can be used to level your enclosure on uneven floors, and - optionally - anchor the enclosure in place. &nbsp;This updated version has...

A spool holder for their Prusa Ikea Lack Enclosure. ...With this spool holder you can easy &amp; fast swap out spools or you can put on the filament directly on the holder. Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printer Accessories Print Settings Printer Brand:...

(If you removed the LCD assembly from the front of an MK3, you should have four M3x10 screws left over.) A passthrough tube large enough to route the LCD ribbon cables to the underside of the table is available here:...

Bracket for affixing a 16" concrete paver to the underside of the Prusa Lack enclosure, and tpu feet. Should help dampen vibrations. Materials: 14 M6 x 10mm threaded inserts for plastic 14 threaded inserts for wood; 6 washers 6 65mm m6 bolts 8 20mm...

This is an add-on for the Prusa LACK enclosure, for mounting the PSU outside the enclosure. I previously had the v1 enclosure, which let you remove the entire top, so when I needed to pull the printer out for maintenance it wasn't much trouble to...

This add-on for the Prusa LACK enclosure lets you mount the PSU outside the enclosure. I used to have the v1 enclosure, which allowed me to remove the entire top whenever I needed to pull the printer out for maintenance, and it wasn't hard to take...

I sought out a design that demanded no new mounting holes at all, and worked seamlessly with the existing holes present from the Prusa-designed Lack enclosure. I measured the dimensions of the front-right leg piece, replicated them, and integrated...

Prusa Research's Lack v2 design includes a mountable spool holder and assumes you will be using the aluminum rods from the MMU to hold the spools in place. ...This is a printable part that can be used in case you don't have an MMU (or don't want to...

Prusa Research's Lack v2 design includes a mountable spool holder and assumes you will be using the aluminum rods from the MMU to hold the spools in place. ...This is a printable part that can be used in case you don't have an MMU (or don't want to...

The STL files are for 3mm plexi cut to 440x440mm. I attached a parametric 3ds file where you can adjust for plexi thickness and plexi length to some small degree. NB - it will not change the length of the rails as they are static to the measures of...

(Top Connexion 3mm, Middle hinge 3mm, Bottom Connexion 3mm)Update 15-11-20-Added shorter rails so they can be printed on a Prusa Mini-You need to print Guide Rail 2 from Top and Bottom 2 times to make the correct lengthThingiverse-60 degree heatbed...

The ghosting will be less visible. I got another Lack table, but didn't mount the feet, instead I took a circular saw and cut a 40x40 cm window in the top side. Removed all stabilization material visible in the cut window, but leave the floor...

built a lack enclosure for my printer and the PSU cords were too short, needed to run them through the bottom of the table. ...Used a 25mm hole drill in the table and then put this in, was able to run both PSU cords through it and attach to the board...

Stacking Lack Tables to build a enclosure is a brilliant idea. But I didn't feal much confident in the vibrations the printer send into that structure. So I designed these 2 connetion elements to fix one Table to the next one. I stacked 3 tables...

I modified the magnetic handles and base for Dominik Císař's Prusa enclosure (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2864118) as well as JesusFreke's redesigned handles (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2922505). I discovered that using 1/2" x 1/16"...

I got another Lack table, but didn't mount the feet, instead I took a circular saw and cut a 40x40 cm window in the top side. Removed all stabilization material visible in the cut window, but leave the floor unharmed. Remove the most top table...