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When I looked at the desk and I looked at the cinder block wall and the room and your stand it occurred to me that it looked an awful lot like a school, and then I thought maybe you should get the metal shop teacher to upscale one of those projector carts to a size that would fit the device.

 

Give the portable one to the robotics teacher keep your stationery so people won't ask to borrow it. LOL

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Ok, so I did my best to write up a build log for this (I've never done a build log before...)

 

imgur.com - VERY Simple IKEA Lack Table 3D Printer Enclosure

 

The one thing that I didn't mention is that the one thing I deliberately did was NOT attach the acrylic sheets (2 sides and rear) to the bottom of the enclosure. The reason I did that was because I want to be able to pull up and away the enclosure in case I need to... especially if somehow the LED strips fall, or something like that.

 

I know I could have done some things better, or different, but those things don't present themselves during the build. It works great for me the way it is, except I'll probably do the Arduino thermal controlled fan in a month or so.

 

And I am ALWAYS open to suggestions, so if there was something I could have done different, or something for an addition to it in the future, PLEASE post up...

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