Ikea Lack Enclosure for Ender 3 V2 S1 Like Printers (Complete Project package included)

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I have printed several Ikea Enclosure models for my Ender 3 V2 printer, however they all wobble and also have not got enough clearance for my bottom rised and z rod upgraded longer printer. So I decided to make my own. However, after completing it as I bought a new K1 Max and now I have to sell my Ender 3 V2, so there is no need for me to build this enclosure. So I decided to share everything about my project including Solidworks files, Steps and plexi dxf files.The model is heavily supported and consumes approximately 2kilograms of filament. Top and bottom table can easily be seperated without messing with any screw. I printed some parts to check tolerances and tightness of the holes and matching parts and they feel extremely fine. Lower leg stabilizers are not mandatory, but I added them in case you still need them.There are dxf files for plexiglasses (2.8mm) however they dont include holes for screws to mount with hinges. Whole model use different lengths of M4 and M5 flat head countersunk wood screws which can easily be found in market. All parts are designed of its own, screws will not touch any other screws when assembled. My main problem in other enclosures is the top and bottom table connectors were circular, so when tightening screws, the legs rotate and break the plexiglass which sits in canals of leg parts. In my enclosure leg part connectors are square and plexiglass are attached with classical hinges.This enclosure give ~560mm clearance which is enough for a 60mm raised ender 3 v2. You can easily increase or decrease the clearance by adjusting boss feature in solidworks files. Do not scale with the slicer as this will also cause the hole alignments and shapes to become distorted.Again I want to declare that, I didnt print this enclosure but fine adjusted on the 3d model.