Anycubic Photon Filter Box and Back Plate
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Updated 9/6/2019 I took the original in a different direction, so made some simple modifications: 1. The filter box is only 9mm thick to fit thinner filters. I just cut them with my Prusalicer, and they work great. 2. The screw holes are now centered and 5mm in diameter, allowing the bolts to pass through and bolt together securely. 3. I added a shim plate to prevent the filter box from hitting the fan. 4. I removed the switch from the back plate. Instead, I used an AC fan to keep it solder-free and decrease current draw on the power supply. 5. I added larger indents for the nuts onto the back plate. If you use the fan specified below, you'll need to cut the bolts flush on the back side. The AC fan is super quiet and awesome, and can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009OXTWZI/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_igTBDbXSDNR94
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