Enclosure CR10 V2

Last crawled date: 4 years, 3 months ago

This is an enclosure made by myself to prevent against fire, cold temperature, dust etc.
It's based on a IKEA BROR Black Shelving metal unit 85x55x190 cm with 4 Shelf in pine plywood.
Adding:
3 gyplat boards (one in back, 2 on right side).
1 polystyrene mirror 2mm on the right side
2 mirror from Ikea in the back.
1 polystyrere clear 3mm for the front and left door.
1 support on the top for filament + Fire detector
1 Car Insulation Material in 5mm for bottom and in 10mm for the top of the cage (still waiting shipment)
Some piece of EPDM roof for 3Dprinter support anti vibration or to use as spacer.
Front doors are equal measure with 90degree of opening
Left side doors are divided where the filament is passing through the 3d printer with 120degree of opening (even if you see 135 on the stl).
You will need to do some hole in the wood (2,3,10 & 20 mm diameter).
Also Dremel is needed to cut some parts of the polystyrere clear to adapt perfectly the weight of the hinge.
You can choose between simple version of 3dprinter support or with the anti-vibration. Check file 3Dprinter_support or 3Dprinter_anti-vibration.
Issues found during the build:
Depending of the weight, you will need choose between hinge_panels_upper_PinBase or hinge_panels_upper_PinBaseV2. I use Pinbase for the front and PinbaseV2 for the sidepanel. This was the most difficult part of the assembling (need some adjustment or leveling).
The hole of 20mm is used for passing cable to the power supply with the power_cable_hole.stl. I recommend to not glue this one as the issue is with the Bed connector which is bit more than 20mm. If you not glue, you can force a bit and this will be ok.