/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1254702

Git pic related. A pair, since you can spend up to $2k, and laser cut enclosures for it.

If you've seen a regular 0.4mm nozzle print, you've seen them all. People tend to use larger nozzles (which give a thicker minimum wall thickness) because they want to print really fast. 0.4mm walls are very crumbly, 2.0, 2.4 or other multiples of 0.4mm should be good for enclosures.

They tend to be very precise as far as moving a certain amount of mm's in any direction, but the holes will always be a little smaller because of overextrusion/contraction (like 0.4mm less), but in a predictable way, so you compensate for that in design.

You should be able to get really close to those dimensions with a printer like this.