CR-10 Enclosure

It's a fully printed enclosure for the CR-10! I had tried ABS and nylon on the printer before with some pretty bad warping. The printer can do it, it just needs the heat to stay around the part and not float away and make the apartment warmer. My first enclosure attempt was left over window wrap and a piece of plywood zip-tied to the top of the printer. It actually works really well but way too much of a hassle to setup. Once again I came here first to see what other people had done for printer enclosures. Then went online and saw some more, none fit the criteria. I wanted something small, light and able to be collapsed down to be stowed away easily. The idea I got was for a 5 part enclosure that holds itself together with some magnets and is sealed by that winter shrink wrap for windows. There is a groove in the outer surface on each part that 1.75 mm filament will fit into to hold the shrink wrap in place. Not a single drop of glue was used in the assembly but it took 27 pr