2018-12Ikea • LACK Table 55x55cm€6

3 x Ikea LACK table.

Article no: 200.114.08
Length: 75 cm
Width: 55 cm
Height: 5 cm
Weight: 3.80 kg

2020-05WagnerDent • WagnerSil 22 NF Premiums Duplicate Silicone€32

I was able to get rid of a lot of noise by making and adding four 1 cm height (5 cm diameter, 18 grams) pads, under printer legs.

JocysCom_3D_Printer_Silicone_Pad.zip (STL)

1 x WagnerDent WagnerSil 22 NF Premium Duplicate Silicone.

Hardness: 22 Shore A
Mix: 1:1
Demoldable: after 30 min.
Bottles: 2 x 0,5 kg (1kg)

2018-05Prusa • i3 MK3€750

• Print technology: Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) / Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM).
• 0.4mm nozzle (easy changeable) for 1.75 mm filament.
• Build volume 11,025 cm3 (25 x 21 x 21 cm).
• Layer height (layer resolution) from 0.05 mm (50 microns).
• Accuracy: 0.01 x 0.01 x 0.005 mm (10 x 10 x 5 microns).
• Max extruder temperature: 280 °C.
• Max heated bed temperature: 120 °C.
• Supported materials: PLA, ABS, PET, HIPS, Flex PP, Ninjaflex, Laywood, Laybrick, Nylon, Bamboofill, Bronzefill, ASA, T-Glase, Carbon-fibers enhanced filaments, Polycarbonates...
• Integrated LCD and SD card controller (8GB included).
• Automatic mesh bed levelling.
• Heatbed with cold corners compensation (warpless 3D printing from any material).
• Automatic skew axes compensation.
• Hassle free PEI print surface (no glass, no glue, no ABS juice).
• Easy multicolor printing based on layer height.
• 1 kg silver PLA filament included.
• Removable magnetic spring steel sheet with PEI surface.
• EINSY RAMBo motherboard.
• Silent Trinamic drivers with 256 microstepping.
• Faster printing: 200+ mm/s.
• Sensorless homing for X and Y axes.
• Detection and recovery of shifted layers.
• Improved frame rigidity with aluminium extrusions.
• Power loss detection and recovery.
• Better cooling from both sides of the object.
• Optional WIFI with Octoprint interface included.
• Bondtech extruder drive - filament is driven from both sides.
• Optical filament flow sensor with filament presence and movement detection.
• Automatic loading of filament when filament is inserted.
• Detection of jammed extruder with pause print.
• Both extruder cooling fan and print cooling fan detect RPM. When extruder fan is blocked, the printer will stop to prevent damage of extruder. Same applies for the print cooling fan.
• Extra silent Noctua fan.
• New P.I.N.D.A. 2 probe with included thermistor - faster temperature calibration.
• Room ambient temperature sensor.

2015-10APC • Back-UPS Pro€120-300

You need to disconnect "PSU Power Panic" (black and white twisted) cable from Prusa3D i3 MK3 board. Otherwise, Prusa printer will restart after each power failure.

The Back-UPS Pro family offers guaranteed power protection for high performance computer systems, routers/modems, external storage devices, game consoles and other electronics in your home or business. These UPSs supply electronics with abundant battery backup during outages and stabilize unsafe voltage levels. They also provide power protection from damaging surges and spikes, and allow the use of management software so you get the most out of your UPS. Premium features of this family may include Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), an LCD display, Smart Outlets, energy saving functions that reduce electricity use, network manageability, Watchdog, or configurable outlets. Together with the rest of the Back-UPS Pro's standard features, they are the perfect choice to protect your data and keep your system available.

2015-01Bosch • X103Ti€50

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18 HSS-TiN metal drill bits, diameter 1-10 mm
7 TC masonry drill bits, diameter 3-8 mm
7 wood drill bits, diameter 3-10 mm • 3mm bit for SPaX screw predrills
3 spade bits, Titanium, diameter 16/22/32 mm • 22mm and 32mm bits for tabletop holes
4 depth stops, diameter 3/5/8/10 mm
40 screwdriver bits:
L = 25 mm
PH 0/0/1/1/2/2/2/3/3/3
PZ 0/0/1/1/2/2/2/3/3/3
S 4/4/6/6/7/7 • S4 bit for 5.5mm x 2.1mm connectors
HEX 3/4/5/6
T 10/10/15/15/20/20/25/25/30/40 • T20 bit for SPaX screws
8 nutsetters, diameter 5/6/7/8/9/10/11/13 mm
4 HCS holesaws, diameter 32/38/45/54 mm • 54mm holesaw for 2 tabletop fan holes
1 diameter gauge
1 countersink
1 tape measure • for finding tabletop center (275mm)
1 spirit level
1 Allen key
1 universal holder, magnetic • for pushing out small parts from their holes if needed
1 adapter for nutsetters
1 adapter for holesaws
1 hammer • for pushing some parts into each other if needed
1 adjustable spanner
1 pair of long nose pliers • for motion sensor insertion
1 pair of combination pliers

2020-01Wera • 7441 Adjustable Torque Screwdriver 7441 (1.2 → 3Nm)€60.0

Adjustable Kraftform torque screwdriver with Rapidaptor quick-release chuck
Suitable for bits with 1/4" hex head drive
Distinct signal when pre-set value is reached
Numerical torque value indicator

Torque Range: 1.2 → 3Nm
Accuracy: ±6 %
Drive Shape: Hex
Drive Size: 1/4 in

2021-01Bosch • GSR 12V-35 FC Professional (06019H3000)€300

L-BOXX 102 1 600 A01 2FZ
Drill chuck adapter GFA 12-B 1 600 A00 F5H
Bit holder adapter GFA 12-X 1 600 A00 F5J
Angle adapter GFA 12-W Professional 1 600 A00 F5K
Offset angle adapter GFA 12-E 1 600 A00 F5L
Quick charger GAL 12V-40 Professional 1 600 A01 9R3
2 x battery GBA 12V 3.0Ah 1 600 A00 X79

Torque (soft/hard/max.): 20/35/- Nm
Idle speed (1st gear / 2nd gear): 0 – 460 / 0 – 1.750 min-1
Battery type: Lithium-ion
Drill chuck clamping range, min./max.: 0.8 / 10 mm
Battery voltage: 12 V
Torque levels: 20+1

2016-05C.K Tools • 495001 Wire Stripper€19

Stripping: 0.2 - 6.0mm²;
Cutting: HRC 40 - 50;
Crimping: 0.5 - 6.0mm² insulated and non-insulated terminals

I would not recommend to print parts from ABS (shrinkage is too big) or PLA (low heat resistance).

2018-05Prusa3D • Jet Black Prusament PETG 1.75€32

2020-08MCPP • BasicFil PETG 1.75€21

2020-08Amazon • AmazonBasics PETG 1.75€21

From identical design of spools, silica-gel sachets, temperature recommendations, printing results, similar prices on Amazon and that both are manufactured in Netherlands... AmazonBasics PETG filament can be rebranded BasicFil PETG by Mitsubishi Chemical Performance Polymers (MCPP) Netherlands B.V., one of the world's largest polymer based 3d filament manufacturers.

From design of the spools, 3DPrintz PETG filament can be rebranded PETG K5 by NorthBridge3D (China) sub-brand Kexcelled (China). They claim, that they are "The largest 3D filament manufacturer in East China".

3DPrintz Prusa3D / Filament-PM Real-Filament 3DPrintz

1. Pre-drill tabletop top corners. 4 srew holes for each corner.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Table_Corners.STL” file.
• Use 3mm wood drill bit.

1. Screw-on leg holders to tabletop top.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Table_Corners.STL” file.
• Use 4 leg holders from “Leg_Holders.STL” file.
• Use 16 SPaX 5x25mm screws.
• Use Torx T20 screwdriver bit.

2. Screw-on table legs with Ikea screws.

1. Mark PSU cable hole position on tabletop top and bottom.

• Use “Helper A” from “Helper_A_Table_Holes.STL” file.
• Use mechanical pencil.

2. Drill 22mm diameter PSU cable hole in tabletop top and bottom.

• Use 22mm wood spade drill bit.

1. Pre-drill tabletop top corners. 4 srew holes for each corner.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Table_Corners.STL” file.
• Use 3mm wood drill bit.

1. Screw-on leg holders to tabletop top.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Table_Corners.STL” file.
• Use 4 leg holders from “Leg_Holders.STL” file.
• Use 16 SPaX 5x25mm screws.
• Use Torx T20 screwdriver bit.

2. Screw-on table legs with Ikea screws.

3. Pre-drill table leg ends. 4 screw holes for each leg.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Leg_Ends.STL” file.
• Use 3mm wood drill bit.

4. Screw-on leg ends to table legs.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Leg_Ends.STL” file.
• Use 4 leg ends from “Table_2_Leg_Bottom_Ends.STL” file.
• Use 16 SPaX screws.
• Use Torx T20 bit.

2. Screw-on PSU holder to right-back leg if table is upside-down (near PSU cable hole).

• Use part from “PSU_Holder.STL” file.
• Use 4 SPaX screws.
• Use Torx T20 bit.
• Use 15cm bit extension or angle ratchet tool to reach and screw 1 of 4 screw.

3. Align PSU holder to tabletop and screw it to tabletop.

• Use 2 SPaX screws.
• Use Torx T20 bit.

4. Insert 22mm tube into PSU cable hole from the top and clip it with 22mm clip-ring from the bottom.

• Use parts from “Tubes.STL” file.

1. Mark and drill 22mm diameter cable hole in tabletop back (12V connection box ).

• Use “Helper B” from “Helper_B_Table_Holes_LED.STL” file
• Use mechanical pencil.
• Use 22mm wood spade drill bit.

2. Mark 12V connection box 5 screw positions.

• Use mechanical pencil.
• Use awl, YackLife automatic center punch or similar tool.

3. Mark and drill 22mm diameter cable hole in tabletop bottom-back (inner LED corner).

• Use “Helper B” from “Helper_B_Table_Holes_LED.STL” file.
• Use mechanical pencil.
• Use 22mm wood spade drill bit.

4. Mark and drill 32mm diameter “motion sensor” hole in tabletop front-center (motion sensor).

• Use “Helper B” from “Helper_B_Table_Holes_LED.STL” file.
• Use mechanical pencil.
• Use 32mm wood spade drill bit.

5. Mark 22mm “sensor cable” and 32mm “sensor insert” hole positions on tabletop bottom.

• Use “Helper A” from “Helper_A_Table_Holes.STL” file.
• Use mechanical pencil.

6. Drill 22mm diameter “sensor cable” hole in tabletop bottom.

• Use 22mm wood spade drill bit.

7. Drill 32mm diameter “sensor insert” hole in tabletop bottom.

• Use 32mm wood spade drill bit.

8. Connect main “Helper A” part with “filament hole” extension part.

• Use parts from “Helper_A_Table_Holes.STL” file.

9. Mark 4 hole positions on tabletop top and bottom.

• 22mm filament hole
• 22mm controller power cable / temperature sensor hole.
• 54mm fan hole.
• 54mm fan hole.

• Use “Helper A” from “Helper_A_Table_Holes.STL” file.
• Use mechanical pencil.

10. Drill holes in tabletop bottom and top.

• Use 22mm wood spade drill bit.
• Use 54mm holesaw drill bit (kit) for 54mm holes.
  Other drilling tools may not be precise enough.

1. Pre-drill tabletop corners from top and bottom. 4 screw holes for each corner.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Table_Corners.STL” file.
• Use 3mm wood drill bit.

1. Mark 4 corner positions of LED screws on tabletop bottom corners.

• Use helper from “Helper_B_Table_Holes_LED.STL” file.
• Use Mechanical pencil.

2. Cut LED strips into four 40cm pieces.

• !!!DON’T peel off self-adhesive backing’s protective covering from LED strips. LED strips slide into holders, not stick to them. Clips will hold LED strips in place and allow removal.
• One of the pieces must end with 12V female connector.

3. Slide LED strip 40cm pieces into led holders and corners (“+” must be connected to “+”).

• Use parts from “LED_Holders.STL” file.
• Use parts from “LED_Corners.STL” file. Hole-connection corner parts are different.

4 Connect 3 LED strip 40cm pieces with 3 LED corner connectors.

• LED strip corner connectors are in “Ustellar” LED light set.

5. Prepare 12V cables and connectors.

• Use C.K Tools 495001 Wire Stripper.
• Use HitCar 7M 5.5mm x 2.1mm 12V DC power cable.
• Use 3 female 5.5mm x 2.1mm 12V DC power connectors.
• Use 2 male 5.5mm x 2.1mm 12V DC power connectors.

6. Screw-on LED holder set and cables to tabletop bottom - corners first and then the rest.

• Use helper from “Helper_A_Holes_LED_Screws.STL” file for alignment.
• Use parts from “LED_Corners.STL” file.
• Use parts from “Cables.STL” file.
• Use 26 SPaX screws.
• Use Torx T20 bit.

1. Insert motion sensor holder through 32mm tabletop front hole.

• Use part from “Motion_Sensor.STL” file.

2. Insert motion sensor through 32mm tabletop bottom hole

• Use Tuodi TDL-2024 5V-24V motion sensor switch.

3. Push motion sensor into motion sensor holder.
4. Use pliers to insert motion sensor clip through 32mm tabletop bottom hole and slide it into holder’s bottom track. Then use fingers to push clip forward, until clip is locked.
5. Slide second motion sensor clip into holder's top track the same way.

• Use parts from “Motion_Sensor.STL” file.

6. Hide motion sensor cable connections inside the table and cover them with cover.

• Use parts from “Cables.STL” file.

1. Screw-on leg leg sliding holders to tabletop bottom corners.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Table_Corners.STL” file.
• Use 4 parts from “Table_3_Leg_Top_Ends.STL” file.
• Use 16 SPaX screws.
• Use Torx T20 bit.

2. Insert door hinge holders with door hinge into one of the leg holders.

• Use parts from “Door.STL” file.

1. Screw onto table 12V power connection box.

• Use parts from “Cables.STL” file.
• Use 16 SPaX screws.
• Use Torx T20 bit.

1. Pre-drill TOP (hole in the center) leg ends. 4 screw holes for each leg.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Table_Legs.STL” file.
• Use 3mm wood drill bit.

2. Screw-on TOP leg end holders. Check that leg surface joints facing table center.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Leg_Ends.STL” file.
• Use 4 parts from “Table_3_Leg_Top_Ends.STL” file.
• Use 16 SPaX screws.
• Use Torx T20 bit.

3. Pre-drill BOTTOM leg ends. 4 screw holes for each leg.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Table_Legs.STL” file.
• Use 3mm wood drill bit.

4. Screw-on BOTTOM leg end holders.

• Use helper from “Helpers_Leg_Ends.STL” file.
• Use 4 parts from “Table_3_Leg_Bottom_Ends.STL” file.
• Use 16 SPaX screws.
• Use Torx T20 bit.

5. Attach (slide-in) table legs into the table leg holders.
6. Insert door hinge holders with door hinge into one of the leg ends.

• Use parts from “Door.STL” file.

1. Attach windows to the table with with window holders, spacers and clips.

• Use part from “Windows.STL” file.

1. Insert 22mm tube into “filament” hole from the top and clip it with 22mm clip-ring from the bottom.

• Use part from “Tubes.STL” file.

1. Attach “Controller Fan Enclosure A” part to the table with 22mm (cable) and 54mm (fan) tubes from top. Fix tubes with clips-rings from the tabletop bottom.

• Use part from “Controller_Fan_Enclosure_A.STL” file.
• Use parts from “Tubes.STL” file.

2. Screw “Controller Fan Enclosure A” part to the table.

• Use part from “Controller_Fan_Enclosure_A.STL” file.
• Use 16 SPaX screws.
• Use Torx T20 bit.

1. Insert fan cables into controller enclosure holes and then insert fan. Back side first, then front side.

• Use 2 Noctua NF R8 redux 1800 80mm fans.

1. Remove orange plastic. Push “half-circle” part (this will rise pin from toothed groove) and you will be able to remove orange plastic by sliding it to the back.

2. Wire controller cables and connections to controller.

3. (Optional) Remove original controller front plate and attach printed one. Original front plate is not glued, but holds on 6 pins, like printed front plate part. In my case, one pin from original plate stuck and broke, when I tried to remove original front plate from controller. I used small drill to clean pin from the hole.

• Use part from “Controller.STL” file.

4. Slide controller stopper onto controller from the back.

• Use part from “Controller.STL” file.

5. Slide controllers into “Controller Enclosure Part B” controller mounting slots from the front.

• Use part from “Controller_Fan_Enclosure_B.STL” file.

6. Put “Controller Fan Enclosure B” on “Controller Fan Enclosure A”.

1. Connect fans and power cables to controller.

1. Push controller temperature sensors through 22mm cable hole and screw them to the tabletop with temperature sensor clip.

1. Attach magnets to the table.

• Use parts from “Door.STL” file.
• Use 4 2x6mm magnets.

2. Attach Door to the table with door hinges, door holders and clips.

• Use parts from “Door.STL” file.

3. Attach door handle and magnets to the door.

1. Assemble and attach filament holder.

• Use parts from “Filament_Holder.STL” file.