PRUSA MK2S, MK3 support for Ikea Stuva (MMU V1 compatible)

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This is a 3D part for the Ikea STUVA frame 301.281.77, measuring 60cm*50cm*64cm. I opted for the most compact box to accommodate the MK2s, MMU, and filament. To complete the design, I added several components: Old GRUNDTAL units or actual KUNGSFORS 403.349.16, which appear identical, were used after being cut to meet my needs. Ikea SINDVIK glass doors (902.918.58) were incorporated into the design. Ikea OMLOPP parts (702.452.21), measuring 60cm, were shortened using a metal saw to remove opaque plastic and epoxy between LEDs. This resulted in an LED ramp that provides clear visibility of printed quality immediately. The original I3 antivibration pads were used, printed with Flex shore 42 material from Ice filament (I believe). Six pads were printed: two for the front, two for the vertical part, and two for the rear. Due to MMU units, it's not possible to use large filament spools like those from Prusa, as seen in the photo. I printed with Orange Easy ABS from Prusa. Two designs were created: one harder (not ideal for PLA) and a smaller design that is actually used. The latter is centered on the Slic3r screenshot above. The diameter of this part fits perfectly between my Slic3r setup and the Grundtal rod, eliminating the need for attachment.