IKEA LACK Enclosure Fan

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Enclosure Fan
I build a new IKEA LACK Housing for my Ender 3 Printer. I reviewed the existing enclosure fan designs and they didn't fit for me.
So I decided to design one from scratch. My goal was to keep it as simple as possible.
You would need a high pressure fan with dimmensions 120x120x20-30mm to get the air out of the enclosure.
Installation:
Recommendations
Carbon Filter 2-4mm (Cut it by yourself)
Scythe DFS123812H-3000 Ultra Kaze 120mm 3000RPM Case Fan - Black
Dim: 120x120x30mm
Screws
You need the following screws and nuts:
For 30mm Fan:
4x M4x60mm
For 20mm FAN:
4x M4x50mm
Use M4 Nylon nuts to screw everything together and nothing gets loose.
M4 Washers , for a little bit distance between filter plate and fan
Instructions

Print everything

Cut a square with the dim. 125x125mm into your IKEA Lack Table.
Cut the carbon filter to 120x120mm and cut off the corners to have space for the mount holes. Use filterplate as template.
Put the carbon filter in the fan housing.
(Optional) Put fan cover on the top of the fan.
Use the long screw to align everything.
Put the filterholder plate underneath.
Add 1 Nut and 2 Washers at each screw to on the bottom of the fan.
Put the fan in the fan housing with all plates.
After that pull in the Fanhousing into lack table.
Use counter plate and m4 nuts on the bottom of the lacktable to secure everything.
Updates
02/15/2020 Updated filterplate to provide more clearance to fan.