Lack 3d printer enclosure assembly pieces

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Pieces to join two tables into a cabinet are missing. When applicable, use #6 countersink wood screws to secure the bracket and leg firmly in place. Two Leg screws are optional if you want to leave them out for occasional complete removal of the enclosure. The legs fit snugly into the brackets. Screws are located in places that are not clearly visible from the exterior of the cabinet or under the leg itself. The brackets incorporate a glass stop designed to work with these hinges and my other pivot design for vertically hung glass sides. The cabinet stops allow for modular cabinet disassembly when glass is hinged vertically using my other pivot design (not the pivots here designed for horizontal swinging). I know sometimes I want to access something that has a tendency to need tinkering... like a 3D printer, and when that happens, the last thing I want to deal with is the cabinet in the way, hence the modular break-down design. Check out my other designs to mix and match components and customize your own cabinet. Everything is there to assemble the entire custom outer enclosure using two Lack tables as the basis. Two sizes of glass are available: a standard file for 2 mil thickness is "3.2mm," while a "3 mil" file is also provided. Sliced in Cura, printed in PLA with 30% infill, no supports, and 1.2mm wall/top/bottom thickness.