I notice how long the lack enclosure parts that most print take because they  only use plastic to get it high enough. I didnt feel like using that much so I used some woodturning blanks that added enough hight and were 50mm wide. Drill a center hole straight into center of the wood blank deep enough for the ikea screw to fit securly and as flush as posible. I would sugest a softwood as the size of the screwholes may limit your options. I am having to reprint one of the front parts because I installed them backwards. the slots for the acrylic are very thin so if you would like to modify them with a dremel for magnets it should be easy. you can use hardware store hinges for the door. this is not the most elegant build but it is very cheap for those of us who cant afford the amount of filiment that printing other versions can use and can be customize with your choice of wood. print at 102% as the models are slighly undersized when I printed them but they fit perfectly at the right scale.