Ikea Lack Stack Enclosure Build for my Sovol SV06
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- In this video I walk through the process of building an Ikea Lack Stack enclosure for my Sovol SV06. Happy Printing!
Here is the enclosure I made from several Ikea Lack tables. This build was filmed over several weeks in my free time. I've made a couple modifications to several of the original parts for increased rigidity. All the links to all the parts are here in the description. I did mix and match some of the Raspberry Pi case designs to achieve the desired outcome that I wanted.
Resources Used:
Slack Lack Enclosure - www.thingivers...
Lack Stack Adapter - www.printables...
Spool Holder/Roller - www.printables...
Lack Filament Pass-through - www.printables...
SV06 PSU Mounting Brackets - www.printables...
RaspberryPi3 7inch Touchscreen Display Case - www.thingivers...
RaspberryPi4 7inch Touchscreen Display Case - www.thingivers...
Raspi7inch Case v4 - www.thingivers...
RaspberryPi 7inch screen Lack Bracket - www.printables...
My Modified Parts:
[V1 - Squared] Front Spacer Left - www.tinkercad....
[V1 - Squared] Front Spacer Right - www.tinkercad....
[V2 - Rounded] Front Spacer Left - www.tinkercad....
[V2 - Rounded] Front Spacer Right - www.tinkercad....
Modifed Catch/Bolt Spacer - www.tinkercad....
Sovol Links:
SV06 All Metal Hotend Planetary Direct Drive 3D Printer Auto Leveling PEI Plate 32 Bit Silent Board Fully Open Source - sovol3d.com/pr...
Sovol SV06 3D Printer Open Source with All Metal Hotend Planetary Dual Gear Direct Drive Extruder 25-Point Auto Leveling PEI Build Plate 32 Bit Silent Board Printing Size 8.66x8.66x9.84 inch - www.amazon.com...
My Klipper Config with Macros:
drive.google.c...
My PrusaSlicer Config:
drive.google.c...
Sovol Bed Plate STL and PNG for PrusaSlicer
drive.google.c...
Other Places to find me:
Facebook - / room281tech
Thank you for getting this all posted :) Can't wait to start this project.
You're welcome. I have some thermal barrier I want to try out. I'm trying to think of a good way to do a clean install. I may have to design some clips. I'll keep everyone posted.
That's a pretty slick setup! Looks good!
I also made an ikea lack table. I like the adjustments you made to make the thing more stable. I use foam and a marble tile to dampen the noise. Though i had to make the case a bit larger and it became less sturdy.
With the Igus bearings I haven't really experienced much noise. I realized when I filmed the intro, I was in the process of printing. The Lack table is basically a hollow cavity. I thought about gutting the supports and using some expanding foam in there to maybe dampen vibrations and act as thermal barrier. I'm slowly building another enclosure right now. I'm going to experiment for with the next one.
Nice job. Good work
Thank you
Awesome setup for the SOVOL SV06. I will be looking out for any follow up video with any other adjustments that are made. Similar to what someone else posted I use some rubber pads and foam for noise damping. Honestly it is way less noisy then what I was expecting based on some other videos.
At a minimum I do plan on using some super lube for the bed bearings but it's less noisy than I anticipated based on other videos granted the SOVOL SV06 is my first 3d printer so I don't really have a frame of reference regarding noise. I really like the touchscreen for klipper also. Placement seems a little low but doesn't really seem like it could be placed anywhere else either.
With igus drylin bearings it is crazy quiet. I haven't needed any sound dampening. What I hear is just the mechanical noise of the extruder.
Just keep an eye on the bearings. When I repacked mine the black seal came loose while printing and bearing balls fell out, which I why I updated to the igus drylin. I talk about it in another video.
For the lube any quality white lithium grease should work.
Oh yeah, just saw the end and there is a pretty good design for support for the cable on the back that seems shorter and has a top piece using a zip tie to hold the bottom part and top part together.
Looks like you already have something in place for the extruder cable sagging but sick looking design also on printables, especially if you have blue filament that matches the blue on the SV06. Looks like you have things covered though but never hurts to check it out just in case.
Back cable support search for
Cable Strain Relief for SOVOL SV06 3d printer
Extruder cable spine search for
Cable Chain ( SPINE ) for SOVOL SV06 3d printer extruder cable
@@JoshFisher567 I have a few ideas I'm still exploring such as better thermal insulation, better cameras for timelapse, lighting, and cable management. I'm building another enclosure right now. Lots of ideas and projects in the works right now. I'm always looking for better ways to do things so good input is always appreciated.
@@JoshFisher567 yes the cable was real bad on a larger print and really messed some stuff up. My wife showed me the spine cable chain and it looks cool.
I found this color that seems to be a close match to Sovol blue.
www.amazon.com/ZIRO-Printer-Filament-Dimensional-Accuracy/dp/B086JGKXV8/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2VNJKJUMT9IV&keywords=ziro+cyan+pla&qid=1678484316&sprefix=ziro+cyaan+pla,aps,151&sr=8-2
If you got a better color match let me know
@@room281tech8 Right now I just used black PLA as I currently only have black and white PLA (first 3d printer so don't have a ton of filament and started with PLA because it's the easiest to start out with) and it works great but I do plan on getting some blue filament that matches the SV06 but for now I wanted to prevent the cable sag as it ruined some larger prints on my first attempt and since the pieces snap together you don't even have to remove the cable to the extruder to put it on. I just put them on one at a time and snapped them to the previous piece as there are around 24 individual parts that snap together plus the front and back cable supports which are in the second STL file. After that the larger prints came out perfect. Honestly you only need about half the pieces to prevent the cable from sagging connected from the control box towards the extruder but it just looks neater with all pieces attached, even in black. In retrospect I should have used white but hindsight is always 20/20
From the comments it seems like eSun light blue pla+ is very close and is what a lot of people used in the make pictures on printables so any light blue filament would probably work best.The latest pic used Polymaker PolyLite Teal which actually looks closer to the SOVOL color IMO.
Actually it looks like the closest match is "Polymaker Matte PLA Filament 1.75mm Teal"
It actually gives the hex color code on Amazon and it's 00b4bc so if you go to a site to enter for Hex values to return colors it looks about as spot on as you can get and the model in the picture looks dead on. I'm ordering it. Will let you know how it turns out.
nice
what size bolt did you get for those top mounts? also Im finding a hardtime finding plexiglass in that size.
anyway thanks for the detailed video!
I think I used a 1/4" bolt by 3". I just basically took what came with the lack table down to the hardware store and matched it. For the catches that hold the enclosure in place, I can't remember. The plexiglass was hard to find. I basically just found the closest metric equivalent I could source. Being in America, there isn't a lot of metric stuff to choose from. 3mm is the goal. The 1/8” is a little over 3mm and the 0.093” sheets are under 3mm. I ended up using the 0.093" sheets
Does it have any issues with ABS? I noticed there’s a large gap along the sides
There will be some gaps, but nothing that will impact print quality. When I do print ASA or ABS, I just crack the doors a bit so the controller board doesnt overheat. Other than that no issues printing ABS.
what did you print the parts out of
So this one was printed in white pla+ as that is what I had available to me. The other one I am in the process of building is printed in PETG. The PETG prints turned out a lot better. I will be redesigning this to use/hold 6mm (1/4") acrylic sheets as I now have a good supply of those. I have a few other projects in front, but stay tuned.
you should move the psu out of the enclosure
If you watch the video you will see that before the printer went live the PSU was outside the enclosure. The only time the PSU was still attached was during initial fitting.
@@room281tech8 yeah sorry only realised later
@@Orangeking05 No worries. What I would really like to do is get the mainboard out of the enclosure. That will be a future project.
@@room281tech8 why? also uhh what did you print that parts in think im going to build this (well a slightlighly larger version (resized) for my modded ender 3 v2 and im going to buy a sovol and build it for it too its quite i bit more complex than othere lacks but i think its worth it because doors
What is camera mount you show in the video?
So I have a couple different mounts that I use. This is the primary one that I use. www.printables.com/model/395502-sovol-sv06-camholder
The secondary mount that I use moves with the gantry on the z-axis.
www.printables.com/model/385747-generic-webcam-mount-for-sovol-sv-06
If you're running klipper you can record simultaneously. I haven't actually found a good webcam for a reasonable price that gets a good up close image. My timelapse looks a little blurry even at 1080p. Let me know if you know of one that works well up close.
You still rocking the z screw bearings?
Yes with zero issues. I'm using the 688zz with the stock part.
what are the dimensions of the plexi?
For a good fit you'll need to measure because chances are 1 of the sides will be slightly larger, like on my last build. I believe it was the back panel. Here is a what I got on my last build, W: 17.75" and H: 19.75". These are some good numbers to use to pick out your plexiglass sheets but I wouldn't use them for your cut. I just measured both my cabinets and they are not exact +/- 1/8". Basically once I got all the parts printed. I assembled it without panels and took my measurements that way.
You know any place that makes these enclosure?
I don't other than home hobbyists. One of my friends who has a sovol sv06 uses one of those creality enclosures and he gets good results. I just wanted an enclosure that looks more like furniture than a tent.
Should have just bought a voron smh
I have a 500mm ratrig in an enclosure that I'm finishing right now. Vorons while nice are a little small for some of my projects