N.A.L.E. - Not Another Lack Enclosure

Not Another Lack Enclosure!?! (NALE). A 3D printer enclosure made from 3 IKEA Lack tables. For more details, watch the build video here: https://youtu.be/wmbzCH2peec . Features include:

-Double the height to accommodate most 3D printers without removing the filament spool.

-Top section that lifts off for better access to the 3D printer.

-2 doors that are easy to remove and reattach.

-Storage area below.

Check out my Ender 3 S1 Pro remixes that appear in the video:

MA Ender 3 S1 Pro Extruder Cable Holders: https://www.printables.com/model/643476

MA Ender 3 S1 Pro Spool Spacer: https://www.printables.com/model/643470

Note:

For the lower section, below the printer, you'll need to print 8 of the standard Lack Stackers and 4 Lack Feet. For the upper section, you'll need to print one each of the 8 Lack Stackers that end with the 3 letters. For example: Lack_Stacker_BFL stands for Bottom Front Left or Lack_Stacker_TRR stands for Top Rear Right. You'll also need 4 Lack Couplers, 4 Lack Cones, 4 Lack Hinges, and 2 Lack Door Handles.

If you'd rather have a door on the front and left, instead of the front and right, just move all of the pieces clockwise one place.

The plexiglass I used had a thickness of 1/8" and I had the panels cut to 32.205" x 17.480". That left a small gap around all sides and then I just had to cut the clearances for the printed parts myself.

Credits:

All stacker parts are modified from the "Lack stacker (screws optional)" by Tobi97l ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162650 ). I changed the look of the original design and made several different versions to meet my needs. In a few versions, the "IKEA Lack Table Stack Coupler" by muckypops ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3488697 ) was modified and incorporated into the stacker to allow the top section to be easily lifted off. In another few versions, the hinge design from the "Ender 3 Enclosure (IKEA Lack Table)" by YoramSwiers ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3195402 ) was modified and incorporated into the stacker to allow the doors to be easily removed.