Taz4 Enclosure
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One Shortcoming Of The Taz Line Of 3D Printers Is The Lack Of An Enclosure. An Enclosure Provides Temperature Regulation So That Longer/Larger Prints With Abs Or Hips Will Keep The Layers From Separating During The Print. I Designed This Enclosure To Allow Easy Access To The Printer Through The Front. I Wanted It Light Enough That If Needed I Could Remove It Quickly. I Didn'T Want To Enclose The Brain Box Inside The Chamber As It Should Stay Cool And Have Its Fan Blowing On The Outside. And I Wanted Something That Wasn'T Going To Cost Several Hundred Dollars. This Enclosure Is Made Of A Dense Foam Board Found At Your Local Home Renovation Store, Some Metalized Tape To Hold It Together, A Few Printed Parts, And One Sheet Of Acrylic To Act As The Door So You Can See Through To Monitor Your Print. Total Cost Is Around $50.00; And Your Time To Build It. I Have Now Posted Two Filter Designs, A [Enclosure Fume Filter (Thing:929473)](Http://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:929473) And [3D Printer Filter (Thing:2073142)](Http://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:2073142) That Both Work With This Design; I Recommend The Latter As It Uses An Off The Shelf Car Filter That Has Worked Better For Me. If You Find My Designs Useful, Please Help By Donating. [](Https://Www.Paypal.Com/Cgi-Bin/Webscr?Cmd=_S-Xclick&Hosted_Button_Id=J8Uad9Fvjyl5W)
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