3D printer enclosure light shield

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I replaced a couple of old neon lights in my kitchen with LED bulbs. The ones I removed are classic 7W neon tubes, each about 30 cm long. I used one as lighting for my 3D enclosure, but it was shining too brightly outside, so I decided to block the light. To do that, I built two parallel shields, each 16cm long, that can be joined together to completely enclose the light. I printed these using an Ender 3 Pro with settings of 20% infill, a nozzle temperature of 205 degrees Celsius and a bed temperature of 60 degrees Celsius.