I saw some comments about assembly instructions and though it is relatively straight forward I’ll include some tips. I used 5952 VHB Tape: 2.5cm (~1in) wide by 152cm (5ft). It doesn’t have to be as wide as I chose as long as it is at least 20mm wide (20mm wide will prevent waste but I chose wider so I could use it for other projects and I don’t want a bunch of sizes of VHB tape lying around). Assembly Instructions Applying the VHB tape: 1. Grab your VHB tape, the strip needs to be about 10mm wide by 20mm long. 2. Remove excess blobs of filament around the recessed areas for the VHB tape if you have them. 3. You can choose to measure and cut the pieces but it is easier to unravel a bit of the VHB tape from the roll and take the end and butt it up against the edge of the recess. 4. Depress the VHB tape into the recess enough so you can see the outline of the recess through the red liner. 5. Take a utility knife or exact knife and cut along the recess. 6. If your VHB tape is wider than the 20mm, you will have a little excess. Trim it straight with your knife and redo the process for the rest of the VHB tape recesses. 7. Press each piece of the VHB tape down for about 20 seconds. Assembling onto the printer: 1. Snap the two pieces together and open the door to your X1C. It may help to mock up how it will go on while the protective liner is still on so you’re not fumbling with it once the sticky side is showing. 2. Take your knife and use it to slide between the red liner and the tape to remove it. Be careful not to pull the tape up/off. 3. Once finished make sure you are holding the seal in the correct position. Guide the seal in following the glass. It may help to tilt the end of it the end of it to index it on the bracket holding the glass on and careful guide the edge of the seal around the edge of the glass. 4. Now slowly press it in going from top to bottom. 5. Once it’s seated right slowly and firmly but gently apply pressure going top to bottom on the door seal to make sure the tape sticks and you should be all set. I notice mine makes a creeping noise when opening/closing the door, it isn’t terrible though and it seems to fit well and doesn’t interfere with the door opening. Thanks for the design!

DS2 is a huge improvement to DS1, the popping noise during opening of the door is almost completely gone. I've been using Geeetech TPU 95 with the provided generic profile in Bambu Studio, no further tunings/adjustments.

work as expected and printed nice in TPU

Printed with no issues. Have not installed, but did a dry fit for dimensional accuracy.

Thanks, it printed fine, but I had to remix the model to fit the thickness of the lip between the glass and the side panel from 1.45mm to 1.2mm

works really well. helps to lower the sound and fumes fro. getting out. but still have 2 tiny gap left.

printed out pretty cleanly with fresh tried tpu.struggled a bit to get the thing attached. could maybe do with some clearer pics/instructions. looks to be sealing my door nicely now, creaks a tiny bit but that's fine., thanks for the useful print!.

fitment is weird, but it works and it is holding! Thank you

I've been looking for a door solution and this is by far the best I've come across. the joints slide together nicely and the double sided tape cutouts are a great touch

finally got it to print. your profile is excellent.... my TPU tune wasn't. tips for others. dry your filament, tune both pressure advance and flow rate! TPU us a pain in the behind to print... Progress in photos, last one turned out perfect!