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Topic: Solidoodle risers to store power supplies

I made these risers so I could mount power supplies to the bottom of my SD3 . They raise it up 5 inches ,are built to be very robust. I printed them at.3mm and .2 infill feed rate 120 % . They take 13 + hours each to print. I then glued Neo magnets to the tops and small rubber feet to the bottoms.



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SD3, RAMPS 1.4, Lawsy's carriages modified by me, 2 SSRs, E3D V6, 2 Power supplies, Independent monitoring of both power supplies (amps and volts) also extruder and bed temps, Blue Tooth connectivity, bearings in all axis & rotational points, Y axis direct drive.  Remotely controlled power box on / off . Gecko Tec build plate . Renamed FrankenDoodle

2 Reply by Downeasta

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Re: Solidoodle risers to store power supplies

Are these available on Thingiverse?

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Re: Solidoodle risers to store power supplies

+1

SD2 - Glass Bed, Fans on PCB and Y motor, Custom enclosure
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