Mean Well LRS-350 PSU Hinged Cover for Prusa i3 Full Bear Upgrade

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**Update May 29, 2019:** * _Added additional cover plate configurations: single switch, plug with power panic (untested!)_ * _Updated Fusion 360 source files for all cover configurations_ There is no shortage of covers for the Mean Well LRS-350 power supply. I couldn't find one that was quite what I was looking for, so I decided to create my own. This design was made specifically for a Prusa i3 MK2.5 / MK3 modified with *pekcitron's* Full Bear Upgrade, and has the following features: * Hinged design allows the front cover to swivel open for easy post-installation access to the PSU's screw terminals and voltage adjuster. * None of the vent holes on the PSU are blocked by the cover, and the bottom of the cover itself is vented to ensure there is plenty of airflow. * DC power cables exit through the bottom of the case, and a built-in zip-tie holder allows the cables to be easily secured. * Fusion 360 source files are included, so you can tweak it to your heart's content --- __ASSEMBLY__ You will need a small collection of fastening hardware to put everything together: * 2 x M3 hex nut for front panel lock * 2 x M3 x 10mm for front panel lock * 1 x M3 x 18mm for attachment to PSU lower mount * 3 x M4 x 8mm for right side and rear cover attachment to PSU * 1 x M4 x 16mm for left side cover and bottom side mount attachment to PSU * 1 x M4 x 10mm for top side mount attachment to PSU * 1 x Zip-tie 2.5mm x 100mm for securing DC power cables Assembly itself should be pretty straight-forward, just make sure you pay attention to the length of M4 screws you use in the two back holes on the PSU - there is not a lot of clearance here, and using screws that are too long will result in damage to the circuitry. The mounting holes on the sides of the PSU have a fair bit of clearance inside, so there is less concern here, but be careful all the same. You will also need to pay attention to the position of the two side mounts, which must be used in place of the side mounts from the original Bear upgrade parts. These ones are marked with a 'T' and 'B' for top and bottom. The original lower PSU mount from the Bear upgrade parts should be used to secure the bottom in the same manner as the original Prusa PSU. Don't tighten the two side "hinge" screws too much! It will make the hinge difficult to move, and could end up damaging the relatively thin side walls of the cover. I tightened mine just enough so that the front panel stays up on its own when fully open. --- __FRONT PANEL COMPONENTS__ I have included the following front panel configurations: * **lrs-350_foldingCover_front_dualSwitch.stl** _this is the dual switch configuration that I used for my build_ * **lrs-350_foldingCover_front_blank.stl** _this one is completely blank, you can add whatever cutouts you need for components of your choice_ For my build, I used the following components (including two switches, as I have a separate power switch for my Prusa MMU2 unit): * Canal MR210-C3N-BRN-DP Switch (Red) / MR210-C3N-BGN-DP Switch (Green) http://www.c-components.com.tw/prodDetail.asp?id=82 * Canal FH1-12M 5x20mm Fuse Holder http://www.c-components.com.tw/prodDetail.asp?id=50 * Canal KS-102 IEC C14 Receptacle http://www.c-components.com.tw/prodDetail.asp?id=63 --- __SOURCES__ * *pekcitron's* Prusa i3 Bear Upgrade https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2808408 https://github.com/gregsaun/prusa_i3_bear_upgrade * I used the 3D models of the Mean Well LRS-350 and PSU plug with Power Panic board that are included in the Fusion 360 source for *motocoder's* PSU mount. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3348838