SO this was sorta of necessity and one of the reasons I love 3D printing. I sorta misjudged the depth of my lack enclosure and my 13 mm Plexiglas surrounds caused the door not to shut. If I pushed the printer back far enough for the door to shut the bed hit the back wall before it met the end stop. I know, I know I should have measured twice and cut once so to say but hindsight being 20/20 I had to adapt.

So.... I made these offset hinges to "push the door out the thickness of the Plexiglas. These need to be strong if you print them and have thick ass Plexiglas as I did.\

*** This is only for right swing/side hinges, I did not draw any of these for the left side. The pin orientation is what makes them left and right sided due to the lift off ability. Tight tolerances since I wanted them to be strong.

Prusa

Prusa Mk2

Yes

No

.20 to .15

50% to 90%

If you are using a light weight material you can lower your infill to 20%-30%. That Plexiglas I used was really heavy so I went to 90% on the infill, printed in Polymax Orange PLA