Temp Controlled Build Enclosure for UM2

By owen

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Temp Controlled Build Enclosure for UM2

By owen

40
11
Free
It's free to download

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Temp Controlled Build Enclosure for UM2

By owen

at 2024-05-02
##Use Set start temp at the desired temperature and stop temperature to 1 degree above that. (Picture shows set at 45 degrees with current temp at 25 degrees. http://www.ebay.com/itm/9-C-99-C-DC-12V-Intelligent-Digital-Led-Thermostat-Temperature-Controller-/321723841989

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Parts 1200 X 600 X 3mm Sheet (PVC, Acrylic etc.) 12V 40mm Fan 12V Power Supply Chassis socket (to suit 12V Power Supply plug) temperature controller on ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/9-C-99-C-DC-12V-Intelligent-Digital-Led-Thermostat-Temperature-Controller-/321723841989 Clear Drying Glue 5 metres 6mm X 9mm white door seal strip Clear Packaging tape Masking Tape or similar 4 - 20mm X 4mm Screws 67 - 10mm X 3mm Screws 9 - 16mm X 3mm Screws 3 - 25mm X 3mm Screws 9 – 3mm nylock nuts 3mm washers 2 magnets to hold door one needs to be thin. ************************************************************* Instructions Download Pictures for Instructions zip file and STLs zip file below. I printed all parts in ABS with 2mm walls and thicker for hinges Cut out panels from sheet to nearest mm Print joiners, all front door parts, door frame mounts and joiner first Mount front door hinges by replacing current UM screw with a 16mm screw on each one Use a 16mm Screw for the front door handle. Glue a thin magnet to the back of the door handle and tape a magnet behind the UM front panel. Use masking tape to hold panels together making sure that the top panel sits between the left and right panel and not on top of them Mark holes and drill panels making sure Joiner L4 is positioned in the gap of the cable ducts Mount joiners and door frame mounts with 10mm screws on panels Use clear packaging tape to join and seal panels where desired Glue Top Door frame to joiners right way up and don’t use screws Put Door seal on the Top door frame Tape top door in place with masking tape and use the Top Hinges Template to mark mounting holes for the hinges. Use 6 X 16mm screws for the Top Body Hinges Mount Left handle with 3 X 25mm screws and Nyloc Nuts Thread thermocouple through the Thermocouple holder and attach it to the 25mm Left handle mounting bolts with nyloc nuts. Push thermocouple far enough onto its holder so that the print head will miss it in the fully left position Mount right handle with 10mm screws and nyloc nuts Mount the 40mm fan to the fan shroud using 4mm screws If printing in ABS use enclosure as is to print tall parts like the Bowden grommets Ground wire goes from the Power Socket to the -DC terminal on the Temperature Controller and the Black wire on the fan. 12V positive from power socket goes to the +DC terminal on the Temperature Controller and to one side of the relay contacts. The other side of the relay contacts goes to the red wire of the fan. Glue the cable ducts in place Duct Lid slides in position from underneath Un-attach the Bowden cable(s) Mount the Right Bowden grommets flush with the outside panel of the UM then the left flush with the outside of the UM and with the print head cables passing through the slot. Join the grommets together with the 2 X 10mm screws there will probably be a gap between them.

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owen
owen
over 7 years
Yep, that's right. Good luck and leave any questions here if you have any.
rebekah3505
rebekah3505
over 7 years
hiya, sorry I thought it has it's own heating system. but I am guessing it is heated by the build plate and hot end. I am going to give this a go.
owen
owen
almost 8 years
Hi Becky I assume you mean fahrenheit as 100 degrees Celcius would be way too hot and it wouldn't get there. All these temps are in Celcius. On a 16 Degree day. It took 30 minutes to increase by 22 degrees to 38 degrees. This was with the bed heating to 100 degrees and the nozzle at 250 degrees printing ABS. The bed took 12 minutes to get to temperature. It will usually get to 45 degrees except it might fall a couple of degrees short on a very cold night. I usually start printing straight away without waiting for it to reach 45 as the initial layers benifit from the heat from the heated bed. I'm getting good results printing ABS with it set at 45 degrees. Owen
rebekah3505
rebekah3505
almost 8 years
Hiya, I was wondering about the temp controller. How long does it take to heat up to 99 deg in the chamber? many thanks becky

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