Printer Housing with Exhaust

Inspired by the work on http://www.3ders.org/articles/20150726-new-ikea-hack-lets-you-create-a-3d-printer-enclosure-for-cheap.html I set out to build a 3d housing with exhaust for my Prusa i3 Steel.

You can also see http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1227270 for an alternative version.

Things to buy:

• A 3d printer for printing the parts. :)
• 24 M3 screws and nuts.
• Wood screws.
• A 12x12x2.5 cm computer fan. I used the extremely low dB Arctic F12 (https://www.amazon.com/ARCTIC-F12-Standard-Noise-Case/dp/B002KTVFTE)
  Remember to imbed the fan during printing as it cannot be added later on!
• Plastic box for storing filament.
• 1 M Bowden tube (Added through the table too the plastic box for the filament)
• Magnets for a locker door (No hinges are used, but the front removed instead)
• Plexiglas
• Two-three IKEA Lack tables
• Wood stick (D approx. 2 cm)
• Exhaust line (D approx. 10 cm)

Assembly:
Well. The easiest is to see the pictures. Or throw a comment at me and I will give a hint or two. :)