Prusa i3 MK2 MK2.5 Mk3 Ikea BROR Enclosure - MMU2.0 Ready

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I wanted to create a custom enclosure for my Prusa i3 MK3 that could also accommodate the MMU2.0 kit, which I was eagerly awaiting in December 2018. After researching available options, I found the BROR system from IKEA to be an ideal solution for my needs. This enclosure perfectly houses the MK3 printer by detaching the LCD panel from its frame and leaves the heated bed cable cover intact, just like the lack enclosure instructions specify. The BROR system offers ample height to fit the MMU2.0 kit comfortably and features a spacious top area that can accommodate five spools for filament storage. Additionally, there's plenty of room on the shelves above for other components or accessories. To complete my custom enclosure, I designed various parts, including hinges and holders for acrylic sheets and the PSU, which I relocated to the bottom exterior of the enclosure. I also incorporated other useful elements from Thingiverse, as listed in the "to print" section. The designed parts seamlessly integrate with the existing holes on the printer frame, making it easy to assemble everything together. Each custom part has its corresponding Fusion 360 file for further customization and modification. Here are the dimensions of my Printer Enclosure: 83cm width x 59cm height x 53cm depth, while the Spool Holder Space (top) measures 83cm width x 39cm height x 53cm depth. Future upgrades I plan to implement include: * Installing the MMU2.0 Kit * Building a secondary enclosure above the printer to shield the filament spools from dust, humidity, and other environmental factors * Attaching a 7in Raspberry PI screen to the frame for better visibility * Creating a control panel with LED indicators, printer power controls, and Octoprint functionality using the shelf below the printer