octoprint psu control 3d models

Another PSU mod for Creality Ender 3 (Chinese PSU) No modifications needed, it is a direct swap with the original plastic base that comes with the printer. It fits this energy meter:...

You will need: - 2x XT-60E-M mountable connectors - 2x XT-60 plugs - 1x mini-jack mountable socket and plug for power panic cable - 3x M4x8 flathead screws PSU bracket - 2x M5 flathead screws for the wall bracket Here's a video on how to solder...

Begin by selecting a suitable location on the 3D printer frame where the PSU can be attached without obstructing airflow or hindering access to other components. Ensure that the mounting bracket provided with the PSU is compatible with the Mendel...

Originally on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5036589 This replaces the original black cover on the PSU's for Creality Ender 3 (non-slim version).The PSU will stay mounted where it is originally, but the power cable now routes to the...

This is relatively easy to do, but be warned: you'll need to open a mains level PSU with potentially lethal voltages inside. Don't say I didn't warn you - no responsibility will be taken for any damage caused by your actions, including burning down...

Hi there :) I needed something to get my 1200w psu close to my Butterfly labs Monarch Bitcoin Miner. Here's what I came up with - a custom holder for the PSU. Here is the holder, printed using a Flashforge Dreamer with Black ABS, and a heated glass...

... in vertigo grey at 50% density, has proven reliable and resistant to sagging so far. Feel free to customize this design further by editing your own version using this Tinkercad link: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/dDEY2cApChf-cr10-psu-hanger

You can print the supportless version if you don't want supports (which just gets rid of the rails) The sheet metal for my PSU is also folded on one side but not the other, so I raised the area touching the non-folded side a bit to even it out. I...

... make it tidy. Bolt them to PSU with 1 M4 10mm hex screw on each mount with up arrow orientation as top of the mount, temporarily remove your crossmember to slide the mounted PSU into the v-channel. Then reassemble, zip it up, and you're done! ...

It accommodates a **42x98** mm PSU both from below and above, features an opening in the bottom for a **IEC socket with switch**, mounted using tabs, and 4 holes for routing cables out. The lower section is relatively tall, but I'm utilizing WAGO...

I thought that I could reduce the footprint by placing the PSU underneath the main body of the machine, so I created a stand to create a space for the PSU underneath the main body. ### BOM - Seria MDF Punching Board (21mm x 29.7mm) x 1 -...

This is a hangar bracket designed specifically for the first generation PSU used in the Taz 5, which I believe shares the same case as the Taz 4, making it compatible with that model's PSU as well. The top hook is engineered to fit snugly against my...

... ...I created this because I couldn't find anything like it for my PSU, which I ordered as a replacement for the stock PSU of my TronXY X1 3D-printer. #####Does This Design Work for Your PSU? It's easy to figure out if this design will work for you.

I decided to upgrade my CobbleBot's 12V power supply unit (PSU) by creating a protective cover for its terminals. Unfortunately, the original PSU did not come with this feature, leaving the 110V supply exposed and vulnerable. I searched Thingiverse...

... which features a scaling factor calculation to give you more flexibility when working with dimensions. By the way, be sure to check out those awesome PSU feet over on Thingiverse - they're worth admiring: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3308712

The design should be able to cover the entire PSU, have cable management holes, and a nice aesthetic look. Has anyone come across something like this before? Maybe there's a 3D printing project out there that someone can share with me? I've tried...

I was assembling my Ender 3 when disaster struck - the bottom bolt holding the PSU in place stripped metal on the PSU, causing it to wobble ominously. Still, I suspect I would have made this modification regardless of the setback. A quicker solution...

The PSU Quick Mount is engineered to seamlessly accommodate 300W 5V power supplies. Its versatile design allows it to fit perfectly on any model with an identical form factor. This secure mount is held in place by a single thumbscrew and a slot that...

... is an inntak C14 faston mm 10-250 vac svart skruemontering pe schurter dd11.0114.1111, available on Biltema.no. It's used for powering my LED lighting system, which I've rigged up with a switch that fits through an 11mm hole in the PSU Cover.

This is a PSU item holder, i made this because i didn't have enough space to put all my needed equipement on the table, this was mostly made to hold my isopropyl alcohol bottle, beside the bottle you can put your sd card and your usb and a bunch of...

... mount features two holes for the PSU and a single hole to attach it to a board. For my Mendelmax, I used 3/4" MDF as a base and printed four identical mounts. To install, secure with wood screws through the MDF and PC case thumb screws into the PSU.

... without them. The original inspiration for this cover came from an existing Anet A8 PSU Cover design (thing:2795849) created by AlbEagle, but it has been modified to include a solid base and larger switch holes that are easier to find locally.

This PSU was initially sold by Banggood with a XT60 connector, although it's unclear if this particular model fits other currently available products from the same vendor. No elaborate attachment is required; simply use double-sided foam tape or...

... for the switch. For people that want to modify a PSU like this, here's how you do it : https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?1349770-COnverting-Server-Power-Supply-EMERSON I also added the Sketchup file in case you want to change something.

... I made to fit my needs. ...Easy and fast to print, easy and fast to modify, lightweight and easy to carry. Hope you will like it.No supports needed, Infill 20%, Layer hight 0.2, Prusament Gallaxy Black PET-G used.PSU: T-LED 24V 150W  

When installing my PSU on my new printer, I made a crucial mistake using screws that were ever so slightly too long and managed to drive one straight into one of the capacitors, causing a puff of magic smoke to escape when I turned it...

Another PSU mount, made of 2 brackets (left and right) designed for installation on a case secured with M4 CHC screws. I replaced my faulty ATX PSU with a reliable one to avoid the inconvenience caused by my previous Chinese-made unit. The design of...

... without supports. The original design: Anet A8 PSU Cover (thing:2795849) by AlbEagle it is based off of did not have a solid base and the switch holes were sized for smaller switches not easy sourced locally. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

... ...Simply print two (or more, depending on the PSU) mounts and attach them to the frame using 10mm M4 bolts with insert nuts like these: http://www.motedis.com/shop/Slot-profiles-accessories/Accessoiries-20-B-Typ-slot-6/T-nut-B-type-slot-6::555.html.

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1646026 Instructions Using the following options: extra_hole_d_tenth = 3 bracket_width = 12 frame_mount_hole_d = 5 psu_mount_hole_distance = 50 extra_rill_width_tenth = 7 middle_piece_height =...