Mean Well SE-600 Power Supply Cover

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Power supply cover for the Meanwell SE-600 (http://www.meanwell.com/productPdf.aspx?i=469) designed specifically for printers requiring additional power. This cover features a mounting point for a 15A inlet with an integrated switch: https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/1-1609112-2/CCM1916-ND/2292077. If you're using a different inlet, adjust the powerSocket() module accordingly. To minimize depth and facilitate wiring, high-strand-count 12-14 AWG wire (silicone jacket) is recommended for connecting the inlet to the PSU. The PSU terminal block is positioned awkwardly, requiring wires to flex or risk making assembly challenging. The cover's vents provide adequate airflow while slightly baffling the fan. On the DC side, a wide slot allows for easy wiring access, and a zip tie through the vents functions as a makeshift strain relief. Future revisions may incorporate powerpole or high-current connector mounts, contingent upon the desire to improve printer wiring organization. Note that the original OpenSCAD design was intended for a PSU with terminals on one side, resulting in an uneven layout between the DC and AC sides. To generate either the DC or AC cover, set COVER_DEPTH appropriately and call the corresponding function (dc_cover() or ac_cover()). This issue may be addressed in future revisions. Key print settings: * Resolution: 0.3mm * Infill: 25% * Notes: Designed for printing with a 0.5mm nozzle and two walls. Sides of the case will print as walls only, making print time reasonable. If using a different nozzle size or more walls, customize the WALL (in mm) variable. Printed in PETG at 2mm wall thickness, this cover is flexible when unattached but stiff once mounted. PLA may also be suitable, while ABS might warp due to tall, thin walls.