I currently have mine almost on the floor and it's a terrible idea for ergonomics
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I mean it's not like you're gonna be kneeling all that often are you? Just scraping the print off the thing right?
Spending time on knees doesnt sound healthy. My printer is 35 cm above the floor and I found it so bad, Im raising enclosure as soon as I get time.
Dont hurt yoursef and get a table. Boxes are not rigid enough for that, you can get cheap Ikea Lack table if you cant get anything better
I have my Sidewinder (300mm x 300mm) on a Lack table, so it can fit most printers and only costs like $12.