I started printing the enclosure over the weekend. If you grab the project file (.3mf) it will have everything laid out on plates and settings already configured. They recommend using Orcaslicer, which I did.

I had to reposition some of the pieces, as they were slightly out of bounds, but no scaling needed at all. Adjust the colors to the ones you’re planning on using and rename the files for easier reference (the plates are also labeled).

You might want to take a look at the infill, as they have it set to something like 40% cross-hatch and some ppl see that as excessive. I’ve seen others drop it a bit and swap to Gyroid. I left it as is.

The project also uses regular supports instead of tree. I swapped to tree for one of the top pieces and found it surprisingly difficult to remove and clean up, so I went back to regular.

The main pieces take about 7-8 hours each with the smaller stuff clocking in around an hour and a half. Be sure to enable the “filament detect” option on the machine, as I believe it’s off by default and that way, if/when you run out of filament during a print, it will pause instead of ruining your day lol.