ender 3 pro psu relocation 3d models

I created a multifunctional tool holder to store essential items like glue sticks, craft knives, tweezers, and USB drives alongside the Ender 3's standard tools. The design allows for convenient access to these frequently used tools. Printed at an...

This is a cover that I made for the power supply of the Ender 3 V2. It is made for a 92x92x14mm fan, for example NOCTUA NF-A9x14 PWM It replaces the black cover of the printer and the cover of the power supply unit must also be removed. ... The...

I crafted a basic fan cover for my Ender 3. The goal is to redirect the noise from the fan towards the back of the printer, making it significantly quieter. To assemble this mod, you'll need two magnets with a diameter of 5mm and a height of 2mm.

This model first slides into the bar on which the PSU is fitted, so it doesnt slide of the top. It alignes nicely with the PSU and is quite stable. I added a few extra features so that my printed Hammer -> The THWACK (very usefull) can hang on as...

... INSTALL NOTE: When installing this product, countersunk 4x8mm screws are embedded in both the top and leg sections. Secure the brackets to the PSU before proceeding with mounting. ...I opted for 5x20mm screws when attaching it to the enclosure.

I wanted to remotely mount my PSU for my Ender3 and all of the other mounts had them orientated flat against the bottom of the tables and I didn't want to hinder the airflow. There is enough room for the wires to come out of the bottom as well as...

... ...If you want to position the PSU lower, print out the support part as well. Two M4x10 or shorter screws are required, such as M4x5. ...I advise against using the original screws; they will be too long and could potentially damage the power supply.

One more note: The Meanwell PSU's fan seems to blow down, into the PSU, towards the circuitry and out where the wire connections are made/the bottom. ...I flipped the fan so it sucks through the bottom instead and blows out the hole as it seems to have...

This is a compact PSU mount designed for vertical cabinets or walls. I installed mine on the back of an Ikea Platsa cabinet, securing it with 4 mm screws and bolts of any length suitable for your cabinet's dimensions. The design is straightforward...

I designed this to keep dust out of my PSU when I'm not using it, and that helps reduce noise too. It's also a dust-gathering machine - my AC unit is basically a dust factory! You can attach it however you like, but double-sided tape or certain...

To accommodate the printer power cable, I relocated the exit hole to the side and lengthened the case by 17mm - keep in mind that you should measure it yourself, as I just eyeballed it with a ruler. ... Update: Unfortunately, this version doesn't print...

Instead of attaching it to my Ender 3, I chose to use it in its own right. To make this work, I sealed up the hole on the rear and flattened the bottom so that it could be used as a vertical stand. The power switch is conveniently located on one...

My Ender printer lacks full support due to a reduced distance of 17mm between the power supply unit and the extruder, whereas the standard model provides 18mm of clearance for the build platform.

This is a revised take on mfau's carefully designed PSU cap. I've reworked the USB ports and placement to better suit my specific setup, giving me more flexibility during installation. Additionally, I've expanded the interior space to accommodate...

Only for Ender 3 Pro with MeanWell LRS-350-24 power supply. Will not fit original Ender 3. This fan cover designed for faster print with 0.8 line width (using 0.4 nozzle). Total print time about 1 hour. Most of dimensions created for 0.8 line, so...

I wanted to see if reducing fan noise from the PSU would make a difference. So far, it appears to direct airflow in a way that makes it seem quieter to me. This experiment was inspired by Godspeeeeed's fan cover, but I created my own design without...

Important note: This is a just a remix of the following two creations: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4195582 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3225570 Fits to the Ender 3 Pro but not to the Ender 3! I wanted a cover with cutouts for the power...

I needed a screen mount for the left side of the printer specific to my setup. Material: PLA 210CInfill 10%Nozzle: 0.4Perimeters: 4Supports: None Can be printed face down successfully without supports.Factory M3 screws for screen will work but may...

... A Raspberry Pi mount and a LM2596 mount are attached directly to the PSU wires. I also install the https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4043475 fan silencer to eliminate wind noise from the PSU. This solution works exceptionally well. ... Enjoy!

I printed these squash ball feet: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4335612 -Moved Raspberry Pi 4 down 7mm for a better fit with the original Pi PSU. -Increased size of opening for Pi PSU on side of case. ... -Added an additional fan mount for dual...

MASSIVE VISUAL UPGRADE FOR ENDER 3 PRINTERSPOWERSUPPLY RELOCATION UNDER THE BED (IN TESTING)(Is not usable for PRO and V2)SUPPORT ME BY PAYPAL!!!: https://paypal.me/zltncskIf you woul like to see new upgrades for 3D printers, and updates for this...

... joloman2 to have a fan guard and a base for the fan in order to screw it in the right direction without the trouble of the fins hitting the fan guard. ... I used a Noctua NF-R8 redux-1800 and i honestly cant even hear any noise from the PSU anymore.

... supply. ...This model is 100% accurate to the original that is found on the stock PSU's. This is intended to be taken and easily modified without the need to completely design the entire front panel too. ... Found in MeanWell's website somewhere.

... power supply. ...This model is 100% accurate to the original that is found on the stock PSU's. This is intended to be taken and easily modified without the need to completely design the entire front panel too. ...Found in MeanWell's website somewhere.

you can fit a silent 80x80x10 into this cover - there is also enough room to glue/screw a buck converter on to the inner side. ...note the additional overhang on the sides and top to get minimal gaps to the psu - this results in a more pleasant look.

The original design stood out, taking up no additional desk space as it sat atop the PSU and behind the frame while holding a substantial amount of tools. To secure this assembly in place, two M3x5 screws were needed. ... Printing this design...

... into this cover, with plenty of space left over for gluing or screwing a buck converter onto the inner surface. ...Notice the additional overhang on all sides and top, which minimizes gaps to the PSU and creates a more visually appealing appearance.

Kit link : https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/ender-3-dual-z-upgrade-kit/ Assembly : remove the cap at the back Slip the first (smallest) support Closed the Rail with the second support Screw in the screws on each side of the power supply. Please...

It has a risk for 24v PSU input that burn a chip on the car charger (even though the product claims it support 12v and 24v) immediately. For the output voltage, I found that car chargers always output 5v without any boost converters. I use the...

You can check out the kit here: https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/ender-3-dual-z-upgrade-kit/. Here's a quick rundown of how I assembled mine: First, remove the cap at the back. Next, slip in the smallest support piece. Then, close the rail with...