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[SnapDen] Snapmaker U1 + IKEA Lack + Sunlu SP2

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0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 20% infill
0.2mm layer, 5 walls, 20% infill
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4 plates

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Since I've received my Snapmaker U1, I've been trying to find a solution for integrating it with some dry boxes, such that during the humid summer months I can know for sure that my filament stays dry. 

 

My goal was to use off the shelf dryboxes, and after searching around I settled on the Sunlu FilaDryer SP2. They work perfectly since they can hold two spools each, which means I only need to get two of those for the Snapmaker U1. At first I wanted to mount them on the side of the U1, but after test fitting and some rough sketches I find that in order to support them on the side, I need to use ridiculous amount of filament. And due to the position of the outlets on the SP2, it requires some really heavy bending of the PTFE tubes. So I gave up on that idea, and instead I designed this drawer system that mounts to an IKEA Lack table that many of us already have, and if not quite cheap to buy. And I call it the SnapDen, thanks BIQU for coming up with PandaDen lol.

 

Print recommendations

  • Filament: All filament works, preferably with fiber reinforcement for rigidity. 
  • Layer height: 0.20 mm
  • Walls: 4+
  • Infill: 20–35% (Gyroid or Adaptive Cubic)
  • Top/Bottom layers: 5+

 

Required Hardware

 

Assembly instructions

  1. Print all the parts on plates 1-3. Plate 4 is optional if you think you need some more rigidity.
  2. Install heat set inserts to all the non-through holes. 
    1. The holes on the frame between the connector slots are for dowel pins.
  3. Connect the Frame and Frame Extension using a dowel pin and two connectors. 
    1. Make sure to have the side with TWO heat set inserts on the same side. Those are used to mount the drawer system to the IKEA Lack.
  4. Install the drawer slides onto the frame.

  5. Assemble the drawer, see picture for reference for where everything goes.

  6. Install the drawer to the drawer slides

  7. Install the corner brackets to the IKEA Lack. Align the edges of the bracket to the edge of the leg. Make sure to use the side that has the countersunk holes for the wood screws.

  8. Mount the drawer system to the brackets.

  9. Slot in the Sunlu FilaDryer SP2.

     

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Comment & Rating (4)

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I love the idea, I'm looking into something like this but for a Creality SpacePi X4 or a SUNLU S4 Dryer, my idea would be to replace your customized sliding shelf for a regular sliding shelf.
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looks awesome how is the shake on the Lack table? i am afraid it will break and i end up with a busted U1
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I don’t really see any big wobbles during printing, if you’re worried there are lots of braces you can print for the lack table.
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Love this concept. Any chance you could add another profile with the 4 longer parts cut down to fit a 256x256 bed? (P1S)
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