DPS5005 power supply case

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Another test case for the DPS5005 module. The power supply I used here is large and loud, so I had to put it under my desk. To control this from the desk's panel, I needed to route the mains power through the switch first, then to the Meanwell PSU. The solution includes a 5cm fan with temperature control, powered by a HiLink power brick for mains to 12V conversion. This design also features rubber feet that can be printed in flexible materials like Ninjaflex. The body has screw holes for 4mm melt-in nuts with 3mm threads, but short 4mm screws can be used too (although they may wear out faster). Use 3mm screws and regular nuts for the rubber feet. The thread holes in the back wall are designed for direct screwing with 3mm screws. Standard banana plug sockets should be used for both front and back connections. Bachmann's 917.170 Kaltgerätestecker (plug = input) and 917.171 Kaltgeräteeinbaudose power sockets/plugs were chosen for this project. The lighted power switch is a Bachmann 924.099 Wippenschalter. UPDATE January 19, 2018: I fixed the backside where both mains connections were plugs. Now one is a plug and one is a socket. A new back wall STL file has been added to the set. If you build this project, please post a picture in "Makes".