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Apple MacBook 96w Power Brick MultiConnect Mount

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Mount for Apple MacBook 96w Power Supplies using MultiConnect connector for Multiboard tiles

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I'm a Multiboard convert, both for general wall-based organization and for underdesk cable management using @HandsOnKatie_827995's fantastic Underware system.

I wanted to mount my MacBookPro's 96w power supply under the desk, but  couldn't find anything quite perfect.  In my searches I found the under-desk screw mount model that I based this on, which is a great basic design, so I reworked it to bit my larger power supply, changed the aesthetics a bit (changed to honeycomb all over, even under the mounts, for extra ventilation), added a small lip to make sure it doesn't come out inadvertently (although the fit is snug so this should not be an issue) and of course added the MultiConnect slots to bring it home.

This was designed for the power supply for my M1 MacBook Pro (2021), but the same size power supply came with my older Intel Macbooks, except that one isn't USB-C and the Magsafe cord comes out a little farther along the side.  This case works for that, too… just needed to trim away a few little hexagonal supports on one side to let the center-mounted cable fit in the side slot.  Either trim it in the slicer or do what I did (with an earlier test print that was nearly perfect but I wanted one small change) and just snip them away with a pair if snips, and it fits in perfectly.

Hope you like it!

I printed on my Bambu P1S in Elegoo PLA+ Rapid, 3 walls, everything else stock settings.  I added “snug” supports painted on, along the side honeycombs (super easy to poke out) and along the bottom of the multiconnect slot area, also simple removal.

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