Geeetech Prusa i3 C simple Lack case

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This is a straightforward project for the Geeetech Prusa i3 Acrylic Series. Assembling Lack tables from IKEA and other inexpensive materials was my goal, and I managed to do it for approximately 45 euros, excluding filament costs. However, only about 200g of filament were used. ### Additional Requirements: * 2 Lack tables from IKEA * 8 magnets measuring 5mm x 2mm (similar to those found at https://www.conrad.de/de/permanent-magnet-rund-n45-137-t-grenztemperatur-max-80-c-conrad-components-505865.html) * 4 planes of plexiglas, each measuring 500mm x 500mm x 2mm (similar to those found at https://www.bauhaus.info/aluplatten-kunststoffplatten/plexiglas-glatt-xt-/p/20114024) * IKEA Ledberg LED lamp * Tiny pieces of PCB and wire for the Ledberg connector Approximately 40 screws measuring 3.5 x 20 or similar will be needed. ### Tools Required: * Drill with a 14mm bit * Forstner drill with a 28mm bit * Soldering equipment #### Plexiglass Mounting: You will need to print the lack_magnet_holder **8 times**, using a resolution of at least 0.1mm and 35% infill. Additionally, you will need to print **8 times** the lack_magnet_reverse, which are placed in 14mm holes in the table with a screw as a counterpart to the magnets. You will also need to print **4 times** the lack_plexi_holder, which take the plexiglas at the bottom. These are placed between the legs and the plate of the bottom table. #### Connecting the Tables: You will need to print **4 times** a Lack stacking connector like this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2041575 #### Ledberg 90° Connector: You will need to print **2 times** the Ledberg connector in high resolution with cooling enabled. These require a little bit of PCB and some wires. The wires are used for the male part of the connector, while the PCB is used for the female part. Take a look at how the Ledberg parts are connected and you will know what to do. #### Cable Routing: You will need to print **4 times** the lack_cable_passthrough. It's probably sufficient to build only 2 of them and route all cables through one hole, but I needed 2 holes because my extruder motor cables were too short for the position I used first. #### Bottom Mounting of Electronics: For the power supply, you can use this model: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2078936 The gt2560 board is mounted with **2** of the gt2560_holder. #### LCD Holder: You will need to print **2 times** for the LCD display, which can be mounted at the bottom of the lower table. If you have any further questions or require more information, please use the comments section.