FlyingBear Ghost 5 enclosure: front cover/door

Finally I decided to buy another 3D printer, this time I choose the FlyingBear Gost 5. I buy it because for 250 € it has solved many problems of other printers like Ender or Artillery (with the same price).

I made a case because I would like to print a more dangerous material like ABS, and to do that I create two different rears of the top cover, one standard and one with a fan for extracting harmful fumes.

The result is this.

I’m very happy about that, so I’m going to share with all.

Front cover

The front door is out of the box, because the head of the printer exit from the box, all the pieces are interlocking, and I used the screws only to join the two parts horizontally (but I have provided the slots for all holes).

To assembly all parts I use M3 pan head screw with the relative nut.

Screw here on Aliexpress Countersunk Head Screw - Aliexpress Pan Head Screw - Aliexpress nut

And for the door I use plexiglass 3mm width.

Plexyglass sheet 30x40 to cut here on Aliexpress A4 polycarbonate sheet - Aliexpress 3mm sheet

Frame

The frame have 4 pieces.

Front frame bottom left  Download

Front frame bottom right  Download

Front frame up left  Download

Front frame up right  Download

Hinge

Here the hinge to hook the door.

Hinge holder  Download

Hinge  Download

Hinge panel stop  Download

Handle

Handle  Download

Door stop on handle  Download

Thanks

1. Flying Bear Ghost 5 enclosure: top cover
2. Flying Bear Ghost 5 enclosure: front cover/door
3. Flying Bear Ghost 5: Fan Duct with extended to fix cooling problems
4. Flying Bear Ghost 5: simple spacer for dual drive extruder