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Power Bench
A box for the Variable Power Suply by Greatt Scott Lab (https://www.instructables.com/Build-your-own-Variable-Lab-Bench-Power-Supply/)I used a connected the 12V power suply to the 12V output and used a 7805 for the 5V outuput.I used a 500kohm and a 10kohm resistor for the coarse and fine adjustment of voltage.Everything else is exactly as greatt Scott tutorialI used the foot spacer to position all the feet at the same distance from the edges.To print I used fuzzy skin with thickeness of 0.3 and density of 3.
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