Anti-Sound P1P Enclosure

This P1P frame includes slots for 16in x 12in x 3/8in acoustic panels to reduce sound and provide an affordable way to enclose the P1P. Designed to be cheap - no expensive fasteners, acrylic, or other extra hardware beyond small magnets and the mentioned foam.

V0.4 “The Lid” Update: The first working version of the lid is now available! Finally! This update includes the lid assembly files as well as minor updates to the doors and middle top pieces for printability! Note that the lid is more complicated to print - I will provide more detailed instructions for it in the coming weeks. 

V0.4.1: Updated the back plates to be slightly longer and have more pins for a stronger hold. I will print these to test them soon. 

V0.4.2: Updated the back top columns to include indents for screw clearance - there are preinstalled screws on the back of the frame that would be in the way without these added indents. 

Assembly Notes:

         Main Frame:

• The door parts barely fit onto the print bed, take care when positioning them. 
• Gluing a small 3mm magnet to the door behind the handle is recommended as a way to keep the door closed. 
• The door foam panel will need to be cut to fit into the door. Easily doable with a boxcutter. 
• The first left upper column (that holds the upper door hinge) needs supports - set the supports setting to 0 degrees and generate. 

          Lid:

• I recommend printing the front corner pieces of the lid facing upward (most visible outer corners facing up) using tree supports. It's not optimal plastic wise but ensures the curved outer corner prints nicely. 
• Attaching the back middle piece might require a 3rd screw to counteract warping, I've included a hole for it in the design. The currently installed one is too short, so I used a longer screw of the same type that came as spares with the printer. 
• Assemble the lid in the following sequence:
  •  Connect the front 3 pieces together first.
  •  Connect the left and right pieces next.
  •  Slide in the foam panel (this will need to be shortened in length) 
  •  Connect the back corner pieces. 
  •  Connect the 3 back hinge pieces. 
  •  Finally, connect the lid hinge gears to the back plate hinge gears. 

To-Do:

• Optimize design
• Make instructions 

Known Issues:

• None. For now… 

Let me know if you have any questions, and feel free to remix and improve!
 

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