Summary This is a control panel or box for most 3D printers in an enclosure. I have it configured to hold the print chamber at 35° C and 20% humidity. I printed from PETG with the MMU2S, the front panel is available separately so it can be printed flat on the bed for high speed and a minimal purge tower. The printer power button is just wired to a passthrough plug to the PSU on the printer. The "White lights" button is wired from a 12V supply internally to a aircraft jack on the back of the box, then out to the 12V LED strips up top. The"Black Lights" button is the same as white but goes to some UV strips on the lif shining in. The top PID control is for temp and the bottom PID is for humidity. The buttons are wired to their outputs rather than their power inputs so they can monitor even when your not using the function. I won't go into any more detail because it involves mains wiring and if you're legitimately comfortable with mains you should be able to easily wire it up any way you please. The cover has melted/pressed in brass M3 Threadletts for durability. The model file included has slightly different labeling on the faceplate but is easily modified. The original is kind of an inside joke amongst my friends and I did not save it. M Matthew 3D Printer enclosure control panel for temperature, humidity and lights VIEW IN BROWSER updated 1. 11. 2019 | published 1. 11. 2019 3D MODEL ONLY
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Summary
This is a control panel or box for most 3D printers in an enclosure.
I have it configured to hold the print chamber at 35° C and 20% humidity.
I printed from PETG with the MMU2S, the front panel is availableseparately so it can be printed flat on the bed for high speed and aminimal purge tower.
The printer power button is just wired to a passthrough plug to the PSU onthe printer. The "White lights" button is wired from a 12V supply internallyto a aircraft jack on the back of the box, then out to the 12V LED strips uptop. The"Black Lights" button is the same as white but goes to some UVstrips on the lif shining in. The top PID control is for temp and the bottomPID is for humidity. The buttons are wired to their outputs rather than theirpower inputs so they can monitor even when your not using the function. Iwon't go into any more detail because it involves mains wiring and ifyou're legitimately comfortable with mains you should be able to easilywire it up any way you please.
The cover has melted/pressed in brass M3 Threadletts for durability.
The model file included has slightly different labeling on the faceplate butis easily modified. The original is kind of an inside joke amongst my friendsand I did not save it.
M Matthew
3D Printerenclosure controlpanel fortemperature,humidity and lights
There is so many choices here. I would recommend whatever you are mostcomfortable with just to make the finished product look good. It will boltedto the front of your machine!
