A simple 3D print for IKEA LACK tables, that allows a person to easily build a 3D printer enclosure for FDM or resin.

1) Place 2 IKEA LACK tables on top of each other

2) Place one of these printed parts into each of the 8 corners

3) Use screws to attach the printed parts to the legs/surfaces of the tables

4) Use M4 nuts and bolts to attach side panels to the printed parts

5) Optionally use sealant around the edges of the panels to make them airtight

Personally, I used magnetic cabinet door attachments for the front panel to make a removable door for the cabinet. However, there are many ways to do this.