ATX breakout board cover

cults3d

I sought a bench top power supply, yet hobby ones often come with a hefty price tag. I chose to repurpose an old PC power supply since it was no longer of use elsewhere. First, I attempted to source all necessary components myself, but then I stumbled upon the SparkFun breakout board, which proved more cost-effective than purchasing individual parts. Of course, with little ones around, I didn't want any accidental zaps, so I added a few extra switches to power off each component individually. In designing the case, I kept in mind protecting the board and fuses from curious fingers and falling objects. This was my first time printing with red PLA, and the result wasn't as smooth as I had envisioned, but it's a minor detail on the inside of the box. Additional items required to make this work include: - An ATX power supply (with all excess wires severed and capped) - A SparkFun ATX breakout board - Five mini toggle switches (their fun design beats out the cheap slide switch that came with the board) - A green LED light (its green hue signifies "go" and confirms power is on, a green counterpart to the included red one) - Screws - Spare wire