Dual DPS5005 Bench Power Supply

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<p>Power supply using two DPS5005 units, and a 48V DC power supply unit. It requires a handful of other components that you can easily get from a local electronics store or on line (binding posts, power inlet etc)</p> <p>The PSU is an S-500-48. Google it and you’ll find multiple retailers of it around the world.</p> <p><a href="https://www.amazon.com/Switching-Power-Supply-Router-S-500-48/dp/B00XTHS2SS">https://www.amazon.com/Switching-Power-Supply-Router-S-500-48/dp/B00XTHS2SS</a></p> <p><a href="https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/500W-48V-10A-220V-INPUT-Single-Output-Switching-power-supply-/222241228905">https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/500W-48V-10A-220V-INPUT-Single-Output-Switching-power-supply-/222241228905</a></p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Can be printed without supports.<br/> Standard 0.4 nozzle<br/> 0.2 layer height, 10% infill.<br/> Print end caps outside face down.<br/> Centre section prints fine as a tube with either end down.</p> <p>Run appropriately sized drill bits down the holes to clean them out.</p> <p>All three pieces are held together by 8mm steel rods that slide through the centre section, which are tapped for M4 cap head screws.</p> <p>Attached gcode files have been sliced using Slic3r PE, with Chris Warkocki's Pretty PLA and Pretty PETG profiles respectively.</p> <p>Two different filament types as I had some PETG to use up :)</p>