Magnetic F1715HE5 Hepa Filter Enclosure/Housing (Intended for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2/CC2's Exhaust)

Uh wasted too much time making this and over-complicated it. Was trying to mount some hepa filter I bought online to the back of the elegoo cc2. Left f3d files if you want to edit the magnet sockets with fusion. Theoretically should work with any printer as long as there is clearance, but intended to cover a 120mm square fan opening. 155x135x2mm Requirements: 1. 1x F1715HE5 Replacement Filter for Hunter HT1715 Air Purifier (Find on amazon or somewhere) 2. 4 to 24x 9.9mm diameter magnets with about a 1.6mm depth (Added more magnet sockets than probably necessary for redundancy and depends on what version you use)

Print settings: 2 walls, adaptive layer height, 20% rectilinear, (No supports needed) [Can probably get away with less infill% like 15% though I haven't tried]

Cool lil feature: You can slide in like a 2-3mm allen key to remove the press fit magnets if you want the magnets back. [[PLEASE READ***]]: v1* requires 2 times the amount of magnets respective to how many magnet sockets they occupy. I forgot to account for the 2mm thick border that the filter rests on. I included an optional 2mm spacer intended to be printed out of tpu or some other filament though unsure if it is actually needed as air still blew through the filter without the spacer. [Still requires double the magnets with the spacer] Pros: This iteration/mistake relies on the filter itself being pressed onto the back panel by 2 sets* of magnets stacked on each other. The press fit magnets holds magnets on top of them for a stronger attraction. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

v2 is the intended untested design that only needs you to slide in the filter and 1 layer of magnets.

Open to any feedback and criticisms.