Snapmaker U1 cover / enclosure - Free 3D Print Model

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H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

H2C

0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

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8 plates

5.0(3)

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PLA Matte

Description

Product Description

This listing offers a fully 3D-printed enclosure specifically designed for the Snapmaker U1. The enclosure is engineered for easy assembly and requires no additional tools, adhesives, or hardware. All components are printed and assembled through a precise snap-fit system.

The design allows for straightforward installation while maintaining structural stability. Feedback, design ideas for additional Snapmaker models, and suggestions for further improvements are highly appreciated.

For optimal print quality and to minimize warping, PLA is the recommended material.

If you are satisfied with this model, a positive rating would be greatly appreciated

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Comment & Rating (45)

@user_3162841845

Here are some photos of the cover, printed in PLA, connections in PETG. I have also attached a 1-2mm sealing tape at the bottom so that the cover lies really tightly.

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@robin.effgen210

Vielen dank!

@user_3162841845

Hi! Is it possible to adapt the files so that they are printable on the Snapmaker U1?

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@robin.effgen210

Everything is printable on the U1. I myself have also printed the parts on the U1. You just need to rotate the parts correctly ;)

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@robin.effgen210

Unfortunately, I could not upload the Orca print profile Makerworld apparently only accepts g-codes from Bambulab

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@user_3162841845

Replying to @robin.effgen210 :

Thanks for the info! I just opened a file and it had dimensions up to 300mm according to Orca. But the U1 can't do that, because it has a maximum of 270mm, no matter how you turn it. I'll write you a private message shortly.

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@Biscain

Very nice! After 15 min of preheating I got an temperature increase of about 15 °C (18-33 °C) with temperature still rising. It also seems to hold the temperature pretty well. Print and assembly was relatively easy and straight forward. Only small gaps which I might close with a soldering iron but overall great fit. You will need at least 270 mm of printvolumen to print the parts but automatic orientation does a pretty good job placing them on the plates. A neat bonus is the .STL with the thermostat insert to check temperatures higher up in the enclosure. Overall great design and would definitely print again 10/10!

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@robin.effgen210

thanks!

@user_2761049775

Print Profile

0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Absolutely a perfect print cover fits and looks great .

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@robin.effgen210

thank you so much!

@user_4087776344

i can not for the life of me get the back piece to fit without seeing this. this is a real struggle for me. sorry still pretty new and havent printed anything while seeing this. to afraid too lbvs

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@robin.effgen210

Can you send me a picture from the build plate? Maybe I can help you :)

@user_1384449822

Is the first large piece project I've printed, figured out I had a z axis setting thst needed adjustment on the first but got thru it. printed the lid in translucent petg. Needs a little smoothing in some of the corners and then a paint job to match the U1. Anybody know the color code for the U1 shell? Thanks, great cover reminds me of the old Model 28 Telletype sort of.

@Nala1

just a suggestion but maybe add vents or something so you can install a fan to help with PLA from melting inside since it gets to warm?

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@robin.effgen210

For PLA printing, you can simply remove the lid.

@Nala1

Replying to @robin.effgen210 :

but why? i don't wanna remove anything if i swap from pla to PETG or whatever and back (personally)

@robin.effgen210

Replying to @Nala1 :

The casing is there to retain the heat. If I cut slots into the casing, it becomes useless. There are more Materials than PLA and PETG.

@user_3586627097

Just asking if you think this would be strong enough to hold a creality space pi x4 ontop

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@robin.effgen210

I Think so.

@user_3586627097

Replying to @robin.effgen210 :

Thanks

@TokenTurd

Replying to @user_3586627097 :

Have you tried it? I just got the X4L and wondering if there's space up there

@Jiimbo3D

will the parts print on a p1s? trying to get everything set up before it arrives

The designer has replied

@robin.effgen210

no im sorry. Minimum 270x270x270

@Jiimbo3D

Replying to @robin.effgen210 :

thanks anyways I guess ill try an find another fully printable one I can print on the p1s

@Resyekt

Replying to @Jiimbo3D :

I think you can print it on the u1 but I’m not sure

@user_4088749179

Is it a place fit or does it have connect pieces To the printer like some of the others where they use the holes to keep it on the printer? And if it's not being held in place by anything other than gravity, What do you do to keep it from vibrating around?

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@robin.effgen210

It has little pins to stay in Place. Nothing moves during print.

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