3D printer case with Lack tables (Ikea)

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Human: Here are parts to build a 3D printer case with Lack tables from Ikea. Edit: To regulate temperature within the case, you can use two 12V fans and a w1209 for example; that's what I will do. Here is a w1209 case I made too. After printing parts, you need: 2 or 3 Lack tables from Ikea 4 x acrylic glass (plexiglass) 4mm (0.157") thin, measuring 50cm x 44.5cm (19.68" x 17.52") Wood screws and hex screws While mounting the plexiglass panels, you will have to cut a little piece in plexi to fit with top links. It's normal and easy to do with a jigsaw (or handsaw). For those who want to use plexiglass of different thickness than 4mm, here are the files (only the files that change; you still have to download the master folder): Box with 2mm thickness plexiglass Box with 3mm thickness plexiglass Box with 5mm thickness plexiglass Note: The L_shape.stl is used to join the first table from floor and the second together. Rods of plastic are provided to center the L without measuring; cut them when you find their good place. Print Settings: Printer: Dagoma DiscoEasy200 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 50% Notes: There is no need for supports on all parts, except for the door knob. An infill of 30% is good as parts need strength, except for the door knob, which can have a 10% infill. For the hinge, print them upside down to avoid supports! More pictures are available: The L_Shape (plastic rods already cut)