Simple Sound-Proof Printer Enclosure

What Is This:
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This is a noise-reducing, protective, living-room-aesthetic-friendly enclosure for a 3D printer, or in my case, an Ender 3 Pro. As such, I've included parts and steps for a direct drive conversion, filament guide, and spool rollers.

The goal of this design (versus the numerous other high quality Lack enclosures that can be found) was simplicity: specifically in this design the acrylic does not need to be cut at all, the layers can easily be moved on and off with self-locating pin, and the door swings easily and locks with 4 latches.

Disclaimer: The noise reduction works best if there is flat, continuous contact all around the acrylic; be careful with part locating, dowel holes, cuts, etc. to preserve this functionality. Also because the power supply is mounted outside the cabinet, its fan is still ~loud when it periodically turns on.


Things Needed:
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Purchased parts
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* 3x [IKEA Lack tables](https://www.ikea.com/ca/