Connector Shield for powering two 3D printers

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I'm building a system case that contains the power supply units and control boards to energize two 3D printers at 24 volts. This is a shield or plate used for mounting on the bottom/side of the box, which directs every type of connector needed by the printers to this single shield. Easy plugging and unplugging of the printers was the primary goal while designing this shield, eliminating the need to scramble around inside the control box. It's designed to use T-Connectors, Dupont Connectors, and JST-XH Connectors. Please examine the sketch I uploaded to determine which connector is used for each application. Instructions As indicated in the sketch, the following connectors were used on the shield: T-connectors made of nylon (like those sold at hobbyking.com) are utilized for connecting DC currents like the heatbed and extruder heater. JST-XH 3S Connectors (like those offered at ebay.de) are used to link stepper motors. Dupont Connectors (three-pin and two-pin configurations, similar to those found on ebay.de) are employed to connect thermistors, LEDs, fans, and endstops. An AC plug (such as that sold at ebay.de) is included for easy power connection.