Another IKEA Lack Enclosure Set

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(2019-01-21)

If you really want it to be fully enclosed and have a Prusa i3 Mk3, this may not fit. I built this originally for my Wanhao i3+, and it seemed to do okay. I don't normally have doors on, though, just plexiglass back panels to reduce drafts. With my Mk3, however, I've noticed that because of the length of the bed and the way the wiring to the bed works, you need a lot more y-axis space than before. I have my Mk3 turned diagonal and it works fine for me, however I just noticed that if I had both doors on there would be contact with the bed at the extreme end of the y axis.

It looks like any Lack design that has the panels inset would run into the same problem, which is a shame, because flush mounting the plexiglass means extra drilling/cutting, and I'd wanted to minimize any plexiglass cutting. With just the doors flush-mount it would fit okay, and it works fine without the doors, but the aesthetic would suffer from having some panels flush a