Printer Housing with Exhaust Tevo Tornado,CR-10,CR-10s Pro

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I've decided to share my unique cabinet design with you. The frame was crafted in such a way that it perfectly complements the finished window I purchased, which adds a touch of elegance to the entire setup. To create the frame, I used a sturdy 40mm x 20mm metal profile and welded it together for extra strength. The adjustable legs at the bottom allow you to adjust the height and level of the cabinet with ease, regardless of the base on which it will be standing. This feature is especially useful when setting up the cabinet in different environments. To provide optimal lighting, I've installed several types of cabinet lighting and a working surface for my 3D printer. The lighting system can be controlled remotely or from the printer control panel, and it operates at a safe 12 volts. One of the key benefits of this cabinet is its ability to maintain a stable temperature within the chamber, thanks to an efficient extraction system that prevents overheating. This makes it ideal for printing with ABS-type plastic, which can be sensitive to drafts and temperature fluctuations. I've taken the extra step of hiding the entire electronic component of my printer under the table, but if you prefer to have everything exposed, that's also a viable option. You can find all the links to my video tutorials at the bottom. I hope that my design will inspire someone to create their own cabinet and bring it to life. Good luck to everyone who decides to take on this project!