Rostock Max PWR & USB sockets

Rostock Max PWR & USB sockets

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Moving your Rostock Max from one place to another is quite a challenge, because the power and USB cables come out at awkward angles, get stuck everywhere. I came up with a solution ! First, gather some parts : a standard USB cable with male type B connector on one end, an IEC male chassis plug that can be found on any scrap electrical equipment, a standard IEC power cable, and a USB-B solder type connector that you can recuperate from a scrap USB harddisk. Then print this thing out, glue in both connectors. Next, cut the cables to an appropriate length, but not too short - there's plenty of storage room in that area ! After that, solder on the cables, make an appropriate hole in the sideboard for it. Finally, screw or rivet the assembly to the sideboard, make a notch for your power cable to reach the power supply socket. Connect everything up and put everything back in place - it's ready ! This thing was made with Tinkercad. You can edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lS1kYsXtI6r.

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