ender 3 psu 3d models

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3484372 by charlatan154 This fits on non Meanwell/Standard PSU as well, I made to suit 25mm Noctua fan on my Ender 5. ... Note if putting on Ender 5 you will need to cut bottom plate and raise whole printer up...

Upgraded my Ender 3 to the Meanwell LRS-350 PSU at the same time that I replaced the faulty crimped stock XT60 connectors (with Anderson PowerPoles), and needed a new cover, since the original is now way too big. Took the overall body of syzkryb's...

... it so I accommodate an Arctic Cooling F9 Silent fan. ... I have also printed 45 mm legs for my Ender so there is enough space for the air to flow to the motherboard and the PSU after the fans are installed: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4721832

I liked the replacement PSU fan setup from Scott [on his Ender 3 Pro upgrade video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jk6kZIwsQA&t=0s) but wanted a better look than the horizontal grills. I remade the file and changed the grills to honeycomb holes,...

There are quite some modified cases and covers for the MEANWELL psu used by creality for the Ender 3pro - but there's none for the "poor mans" psu. So i made one. It's fitting the 80mm Noiseblocker XC-1 fan (or every other similar ones) and also...

i changed the mount so it mounts on the side of the psu to the wall, rather then the back to the wall this is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3747148 https://youtu.be/Oc7JB86vo0g (bottom) ( time lapse ) https://youtu.be/3VbCfSrrIx4 (top)...

A 2.4mm (can scale it to w/e size you want in your slicer) thick spacer for the ender 3 pro powersupply. 

This is a specially designed 92mm fan cover that perfectly fits the upgraded power supply of the popular Ender 3 Pro 3D printer model.

Drop on fan cover for Ender 3 Pro Power supply, Also has 2 trays and holders for Side cutters ,scrapped and vernier

Ender 3 max rmeanwell psu relocation cage. Needed after fitting a dual z axis lead screw kit. This was my first version and was somewhat over engineered. I later went over the design and did a new version that is less substantial but still more...

Remixed this design to fit a buck converter as well as the 92mm fan. ...Useful for example for the Noctua 12V fans if your PSU only supplies 24V. ...Some PSU's might already have 12V, so check before printing.

this is a simple modification to Ulthean's PSU offset brackets. ...i modified it to give room for a second Z axis motor (that's why i needed to offset my PSU). ...i have printed it and it works.

These clips enable users to relocate their power supply unit on an Ender 3 Pro, freeing up space for adding a secondary Z-axis stepper motor in support of a Dual Z-axis upgrade.

The black PSU cover needs to be removed, and then the silver cover underneath replacing with this cover. Printed and I am using this. Makes the PSU fan virtually silent. The bottom of the fan is lower, so you need taller feet. ...I used these -...

... using tinkercad remixing the remix that added the 2 LM2596 modules. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .3 Infill: 20 Filament: SUNLU PLA+ Black Category: 3D Printer Parts

This PSU cover increases the depth of the PSU to allow for the installation of a Noctua NF-A6x25. The cover is split into two parts to make it easier to print while still allowing the original bottom panel to fit over the PSU case. I friction...

Print with support. ...Does fit quiet well - you need a 2 mm drill for the screws on the side of the psu. ...

PSU Cover inspired from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4653994 This cover houses a 80x25mm fan and you can fix a LM2596 buck converter. You will need 2 extra M3x6 screws to fix the cable cover to the PSU cover. ... And you will have to raise your...

Silencer for Ender 3 Pro Source, it's quite quiet and the air flow that enters is very good. You can print it with any layer height you want or at a speed that seems most convenient to you. ... Printing with supports, will only place the supports in...

File was created using tinkercad remixing the remix that added the 2 LM2596 modules. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .3 Infill: 20 Filament: SUNLU PLA+ Black Category: 3D...

I designed a custom enclosure for my Ender 3 Pro Power Supply. Since I didn't see any need for the relay in this case, I created an adapter to fill the space. The adapter consists of three separate components: one is glued directly into place,...

A newly crafted cover for the Creality Ender 3/Pro, providing complete protection with a sleek book-like design that smoothly slips over the top. Longer print time compared to my original version, but offers full coverage and easy removal. To...

And you will have to raise your printer, I use these feet for that https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4789307 To get a nice mesh looking you need to set some Cura settings: - Top layers: 0 - Bottom layers: 0 - Infill: Triangles To make this thing...

I made my enclosure by relocating my electronics, and now this mount is home to my PSU. It leaves space for the cables to emerge from underneath. ... The design comes in two forms: one that sits proudly on a desk, and another that can be securely...

... my system has one on the side. ... This remix is specifically for the rear mounting setup shown in white on the photo. Keep in mind that you will still need to print the front mount from Thingiverse's original design to support the back of your PSU.

I designed this cover to seamlessly integrate a Noctua NF-A9x14 fan into the system, replacing the stock PSU fan without requiring any additional screws or hardware. The new setup is a straightforward drop-in replacement, utilizing the existing parts...

while upgrading my PSU fan i noticed the factory cover has no vents to allow the hot air to escape. after searching i noticed a majority of the replacement covers on here are for larger fans. this cover is for standard sized fan. ... this is my...

**Before:** The fan is always on **After:** After 10 hours of printing, with a temperature range of +\- 30 degrees Celsius in a room, the fan switches off after +\- 20 minutes I've been monitoring temperatures for a while now, and I've come to...

... optimized for 60x25mm fans of a thicker profile. To accommodate these fans and ensure clearance around the capacitor, this case requires printing. Before disassembling, always unplug and power off the PSU to guarantee a safe working environment.

It was necessary to make the noisy PSU quieter. To do this, I chose an 80mm*15mm ozone cooler and a DC-DC step-down board from 24V to 12V GSMIN LM2596S. A compartment is provided for it. Also in the case there are sockets for two backlight switches.