Anet A8 Electronics Case - Dual Mosfets & Mainboard, 92mm Fan

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If you wish to utilize Leo_N's hulk frame, print the revised lower right support for his design. Changes made to the original design include: - All vents altered to a hexagonal design: enhances airflow, easier to remove supports, nicer modern appearance. - Changed fan from 80mm to 92mm (no specific reason, I simply had a 92mm fan on hand). - Reinforced & thickened cable guides (they would snap as I removed the supports from the original version) - Removed Anet A8 text from the original (felt it was a cleaner look without) - New fan mount designed for 92mm fan, this was of my own creation. - Rounded corners for cable inlets (to prevent damage to cables) The posts that insert into the box on the lid (or the holes in the lid) will need to be filed down slightly for a snug but not too snug fit, which will depend on the tolerances of your 3D printer, as I had to. I have included two fan cover designs, one with larger holes, maximizing airflow. The other's holes are sized the same as the rest of the case, so use this if you prefer a more uniform look. Both fan covers are raised from the fan slightly so that air can enter on the edges. The original designer suggests m3.5 screws; I used some screws I had on hand and am unsure of their thread size. I suggest using a brim to prevent curling of the corners at the bottom of the print. Thanks go to the original designer. *EDIT - 21.09.2018* "Thin fan cover.stl" is for the inside of the lid, to prevent wires from getting caught in the fan on the inside of the case. This may not be necessary for you depending on how neat your cables are. It's only 2mm thick, so shouldn't affect needed screw height. *EDIT - 28.09.2018* For those wanting to use it in conjunction with Leo_N's Hulk Frame, please keep in mind that the bottom support for the hulk frame clashes with the case. I have included a revised lower right support, tested and fits well.