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Posted (edited) · A wooden box for umo?

I got the idea to build a sound isolated ish wooden box with a glass door. (should have a small gap between).

Then put my ultimaker original in it. Also to get more stable temps when printing Abs.

Is this a good idea or can the spool filament get over heated in there ? will it damage the electronics?

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    Posted · A wooden box for umo?

    It would be better for the longevity of the electronics if you fabricated a door system and hood onto the frame itself and pulled the X and Y axis steppers out into a direct drive setup. You could leave them inside the enclosure if you wanted, but I would recommend getting some cooling fans then. You won't have to worry about the spool as the glass transition is much higher than the printing environment would be.

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    Posted (edited) · A wooden box for umo?

    Okay! but still gonna try my idea out first.

    Started to build A sliding platform on the bottom today.

    would be more accessible to work with the umo between prints.

    And a cooling fan for the Electronics board.

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    Posted (edited) · A wooden box for umo?

    its starting to look like a box. had to be tall cos of the feeding tube.

    Think Im gonna paint it white, add legs and so on.

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