Reworked / Enhanced components for JKSniper's universal 3D printer Cabinet

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Human: Dump of reworked / upgraded parts I created when building JKSniper's universal 3D printer enclosure (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2792618 "3D Printer Enclosure")\r\n\r\nParts include:\r\n* Remote on/off switch mount (that switches the wireless module detailed [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2942807 "PSU Mount"). I had fun and changed the filament color on the first bridging layer behind the text to make it stand out. I used 12mm & 19mm push switches ([here](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EJ9EHHY) & [here](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017KPM0T6) ). You'll need a 1k - 2k resistor in series with the LED for the higher 24v voltage.\r\n* Clips to mount internal cables neatly\r\n* Threaded vents that stay open. These can easily be scaled in X-Y direction to fit your preferred hole size. I'm based in America, where I use a mix of non-metric and metric hardware!\r\n* Magnet door handles and catches that match the door seals (use 8x3mm round magnets)\r\n* Hinges (use M3 round head bolts as pins). Mounts to the side of the extrusion and front of the panel. Use 'hinge door plate' as a captive for nuts. I used black 10-32 Button Head Socket Cap Screws to fasten. The hinge is fitted with one half "flipped" so when closed it's at 90 degrees and 180+ degrees when open. I notched the edges of the door to fit.\r\n* LED lighting mounts (to support ends of strip to prevent peeling)\r\n* Door seal that fits the 80/20 1.5" extrusion slot covers ([https://8020.net/2823.html](https://8020.net/2823.html)) -- can be easily fastened with superglue and then covered with 1/8" neoprene foam seal. Will need to print with supports for the little lip at the end -- print a bunch and cut to fit frame. Miter corners. The 1/8" seal will bring the surface up to the inside plane of the door if you use my hinges.\r\n\r\nAlso see my dual [PSU mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2942807 "PSU Mount")\r\n\r\nI printed in PLA at .2mm layers except for the threaded vent parts where I used .15mm layers. It should be obvious which orientation to print. You'll need to enable support for the end of the door strip to hold up the overlapping section. Hopefully, photos show how parts are used.\r\n\r\n\r\nUpdate 6/25/2018: Fixed "Hinge Frame Side.stl" which was erroneously uploaded