Glossary of 3D Printing Terms
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Enclosure A 3D printer enclosure is a protective housing designed to surround the printer, providing a controlled environment for printing. Enclosures serve multiple purposes, including maintaining consistent temperatures, reducing the risk of warping in prints, and improving overall safety by containing fumes or particles released during the process. They are particularly useful when printing with materials like ABS, nylon, or polycarbonate, which are prone to warping due to temperature fluctuations. Enclosures can be made from various materials such as acrylic, metal, or even DIY setups using cardboard or furniture. Some enclosures also include features like air filtration systems, LED lighting, or built-in tool storage. For professional and industrial applications, enclosures often comply with strict safety standards to protect users from hazardous materials or high temperatures. Adding an enclosure to a 3D printer can significantly enhance print quality and safety, especially for advanced printing applications. |
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