PSU Holder For 4020 Extrusion Profile

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I wanted to have more space under my printer, then I decided to lift my printer 15 cm up above my desk. Come up with this design that holds the PSU and provides an airflow with a mounted 120 mm fan. The models are very simple to print. You need only two hours per model. These printer legs grab your PSU perfectly if you measure yours correctly. Additionally, there's one more model for the front and rear side of the printer for the 2020 extrusion profile (single slot), which stops the printer from swinging to other directions. Print times are almost the same for all models. Only the rear part takes a bit longer. You'll need between 9 and 15 meters of filament per model if you're printing with PLA. 4 nuts and bolts for 120mm fan No tools required. No support Low infill percentage Just print and use Check out my design for CR10 Control Box;https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2932083 Update for "Menawell" - 29Apr2020 Meanwell model file has been updated. PSU was not able to hold tight by the leg. Now, this is fixed. Nevertheless, there is still some space for the airflow on both sides. Warning "Leg" Leg model warped after one week of use. As a result, being under pressure for a long time deformed the model by the time. You can replace these legs with "Meanwell" models. Update for "Meanwell" 11Jul2020 The model has changed, the airflow is centered. Screw holes added. Update 29Sep2020 Back holder model file has changed. I had redesigned it which provides very efficient air flow from both sides. You need 2 fans this time. Update 29Oct2020 V2 added with basic guide (including 3mf file). I came up with different idea to blow the hot air out (right in front of the PSU fan)