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Power Supply Cooling Rack - 30mm Wide x 2

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First published at 22:05 UTC on May 14th, 2024.

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For when you have too many of them and they're all radiating generous heat!

Ender 3 S-1
PLA carbon black filament
First layer 70mm per second
Remainder layers 120mm per second
Hot End: 224° C
Bed Temp: 60° C for the first few layers
Then I turned…

For when you have too many of them and they're all radiating generous heat!

Ender 3 S-1
PLA carbon black filament
First layer 70mm per second
Remainder layers 120mm per second
Hot End: 224° C
Bed Temp: 60° C for the first few layers
Then I turned it down to 50° C

I created and merged to he STL image for 4 power adapters but it was going to take 16+ hours to print at 100mm (est)... so I ended up cutting it in half in the slicer and am printing 2 x 30mm wide each and 2nd one at 30mm and 35mm if everything works out with the first print.

I have 4 power bricks that I need to put up on edge and allow to cool.

Then I have another location that has 3 power adapters. All goes well with this, I'll proceed with making something for that.

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