Ender 3 resized Prusa i3 MK3 ENCLOSURE -Ikea Lack table

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This is Prusa's original IKEA LACK enclosure resized for Creality Ender 3. Corners are made taller, the power supply holder is wider, and the corner to run cables under is on the right. https://blog.prusaprinters.org/cheap-simple-3d-printer-enclosure/ Note: You'll need #14 x 2 screws for the pre-drilled holes, not #12 as the instructions indicate. For attaching legs to the printed corners, use #12 x 3/4. You will also need assorted smaller screws for the PSU, magnet holder, spool holder, etc. Magnets could be thinner/weaker than the blog calls for otherwise your glue may not hold them in place. Extruded acrylic from TAPPlastics.com: 3 Extruded Acrylic - Clear (Cut-to-Size) - Clear 3 mm Thick, 440 mm Wide, 525 mm Long $12.71 $38.12 2 Extruded Acrylic - Clear (Cut-to-Size) - Clear 3 mm Thick, 220 mm Wide, 525 mm Long $6.35 $12.71 I'm including two different spool holders. The original one from Prusa has four rollers and does not utilize the spool holder Ender comes with. It usually works fine but I had a spool jump off of the rollers once. The other one is by 3D_Bus_Driver and acts as an adapter for the Ender spool holder allowing it to be attached to the top of the LACK table. I recommend Hatchbox PETG filament printed at 240C, 70C bed (much less stringing than other brands I tried). If you have stock Ender, you will need to upgrade your hot end first. MicroSwiss works great for me (you may as well upgrade your tubing while you're at it). As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.