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Carefully unpack your RepBox and verify you have all the parts you ordered.
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See the Parts Key Documents and BOM attached to the bottom of this page for a complete accounting of all parts.
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If you opted to print your own 3D parts you can find all the STLs you'll need and instructions on printing here.
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If you purchased 3D printed parts to be included with your kit you may have received a different color parts than what's shown here. This is normal as we have many color scheme variants. Unless you ordered a specific edition we are not currently able to take specific color requests.
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Take the time to inspect your 3D Printed parts now and clean out any strings/debris that may have been left over from the printing process.
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Use the gear icon to select the best resolution available for sharpest detail.
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Use the enlarge button at the bottom right corner of the video player to zoom in on details.
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Use the pause key as needed to slow things down and verify positioning, alignment, part selection, etc.
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Technically you can assemble your RepBox with nothing but a 2mm allen / hex key, but you'll have an easier time if you also have some of the tools noted above.
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Remove any protective films from your acrylic and other panels as needed.
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Wipe down panels with a damp rag or paper towel and non-ammonia glass cleaner.
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Press square nuts into proper locations for each of the 13 brackets. There are five different nut placement patterns depending on where the bracket is being used in the box:
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Base: Corners x 4, Centers x 2
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Top Rear: Corners x 2, Centers x 3
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Top Front: Corners x 2
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Orient your 3D Printed bracket as shown in this illustration.
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You'll need three M3 square nuts for each of the four brackets configured this way for each of the four base corners of your RepBox.
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4 Base Corner Brackets Total
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Heres a quick video of the bottom corners being prepared.
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Align your 3D Printed bracket as shown here.
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You'll need two M3 Square Nuts for each of the two brackets configured this way for the brackets at the front and rear center of your RepBox.
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Two Bottom Center Brackets Total
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Heres a video of the two brackets needed being prepared.
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Align your 3D Printed bracket as shown here.
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You'll need three M3 square nuts for each of the two top rear corner brackets for your RepBox.
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Two top rear corner brackets total.
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Heres a video of the two top rear coner brackets being prepared.
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Align your 3D Printed bracket as shown
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You'll need two M3 Square nuts for each of the 3 brackets taht mount at the top rear center of your RepBox.
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Three top rear center brackets total.
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Here's a video of the three top rear center brackets you'll need being prepared.
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Align your 3D Printed bracket as shown here.
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You'll need two M3 square nuts for the two of the top front corners of your RepBox.
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Two top front corner brackets in total
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Heres a video of the two top front corner brackets you'll need being prepared.
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If you accidentally place a square nut into the wrong slot of the bracket, no biggie, you can easily pop it out using a hex key and the access hole behind each trap point.
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Everything all prepped? Good! Time to head over to the main assembly guide!
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