Creality CR10s extension beautification

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I have had my Creality CR10S printer for over six months now, and I've been dragging it around the house with me constantly. So, I finally decided to get rid of that external control box once and for all. I chose to elevate the frame and design an underframe to hold all the electronics in place. The power supply will be mounted on the right-hand side at the back. The controller will be situated on the left-hand side at the back. I also plan to install a fan along the extrusions that run from front to back. This project is focused solely on giving my printer's exterior a fresh new look. It involves some parts used for powering and controlling the heated bed, which operates at 230 volts. These components include real 230-volt connectors to ensure safe operation. Additionally, there are parts with pre-drilled holes for cables such as those connecting the Z and Y motors, endstops, and other vital components. One design features one tie-wrap, while another design accommodates two tie-wraps to secure moving cables like the X motor safely in place.