Tevo Little MOnster Enclosure by Cinpro

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I recommend going with the other enclosure mounts that I made as they are more stable you will need slightly longer M4 screws but otherwise you should be good.
Pretty basic enclosure, I have gone through and test fit these parts and haven't had any problems. I included my cable top cap to pass just the main wires through (the tube may fit too, I just never tried it) and a spool spacer and hub adapter for less rolling resistance.
Things you will need:
at least one sheet of 36x48 inch plexiglass 2.4mm thick
M4 screws,I chose button head to spread the pressure out and not crack the plexi so easily.
M4 T-nuts for 20x20 extrusions
I ordered these in 100 piece lots, they are cheap enough and I would rather have extra than not enough.
I recommend having a hex screw drivers instead of those little keys, makes your life much easier
plexiglass cutter or table saw to make your panels. if you got the saw route like I did be sure you use a blade made for fine cuts and has a lot of teeth. 80+ teeth.
M3 x 35 socket head cap screws to use as hinge pins.
You are going to be cutting this in 36" tall segments, be sure you marking in the right direction before you cut or you will be buying another sheet.
Your are going to need 6 short side panels; 2 11/16, 2 large side panels; 13 1/8 x 36, 2 Doors; 6 1/2 x 36 (this will change depending on how you cut the plexi so measure for yourself before you commit) if you are going to use a table saw for this you can easily bevel the long edges of the panels for a better fit. (if your a wood worker you already know how to do this)
3 short lower panels 3x 13 1/8 to 13 1/4 better to be a little long here
6 short side lower panels 2 11/16 x 2 3/16
there are little brackets to go on the top and bottom to hold the larger plexi in place, as well as holders that wrap around in the middle to keep it against the shorter pieces. You cannot use the wrap around parts on the side with the doors as it would keep them from opening at all, so a made some with no hooks at the end just for that side.
I will be adding more pictures as I progress myself, but its pretty obvious where things will line up.