Sealed enclosure dimensions
Prusa i3 MK3S+
I have just purchased this printer and I'm abit confused as to the maximum dimensions of cubic area it may need to build a sealed enclosure with a filtered air intake filter, vacuum attatchment and monitoring camera. I have pets and kids, so some may understand.
I'm thinking aluminum frame with opaque acrylic walls like a upside down fish tank but with a secured door in the front.
It looks to be about 500width × 550 depth for heated bed movement × 450mm tall. Does this include the 2 spools above in the advert picture? Are there other aspects I'm not realizing?
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RE: Sealed enclosure dimensions
To me the min size should be 2x2x2 (feet). Printer fits great in that space. I have a makergadgets.org Adelina at 2x2x2 and another one at 2x2.2.5) - they make several heights. If you go 2x2x2, you'll need to switch to a lower profile spool arm - I have one on the prints farm that works fine and still allows you to make full height (200mm) builds without the print head fouling the new print arm. The one I posted allows you to keep the arms you are using now, just replaces the center post with one that fits well in a 2x2x2 space.
the Makergadgets.org enclosure comes with a built in HEPA filter, air tight, and an option for an exhaust port that can be pushed into a ventilation system (mine goes outdoor). The doors have a weather seal.
