Delta Enclosure / Tent

Dust is the enemy of every printer. That's why I built a Delta Design enclosure for my AnyCubic Kossel linear PLUS.

The frame consists essentially of 12mm round rods (aluminum or wood is irrelevant - is just a question of price), as well as 6 times the component "Delta Einhausung.stl". I think the assembly should be self-explanatory.

On the outside of the plastic parts I attached velcro tape. A transparent PVC foil with a thickness of 0.8 mm was then "wrapped" around the outside and connected with the Velcro tape.

On top I sawed a 5 mm plexiglass cover. That is stable enough that you can put something on it again. I glued this with transparent silicone on the print parts.

I cut the PVC foil on the front so that you can roll it up like in a tent. This front "curtain" is also closed with Velcro.

Since my delta printer is very high (I have built up the filament roll on top) my housing fell out accordingly high. This led to the fact that the whole construction was somewhat w