quiet PSU case for Snapmaker 2.0

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<p><strong>Warning: If you modify your PSU you should know what you are doing and be aware of possible dangers! Touching the wrong parts (like charged capacitors can kill you)</strong></p><p>I recommend to leave the PSU without power connection for at least one day. But even after that you should proceed carefully.&nbsp;</p><p>That said: I removed both fans (the external and the internal) as well as the cover of the actual PSU. In the Housing of the new Case I placed a silent 80 mm fan. It's important, that you connect the 3rd Pin to the sensor input of from the old external Fan, other wise the LEDs will blink red as a sign that the external fan stopped working. The power supply for the internal fan is 12V, the external one will give you 24V.&nbsp;</p><p>Connecting the three parts will be a bit tricky since there is no big tolerance. I glued every thing together with silicon to be able to split it apart later if i necessary (e.g. for changing the fan) - but feel free to da a remix with a better connection.&nbsp;</p>