End Cap Stand for Comsol DCC120 USBC/A Power Supply
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Stand for Comsol power supply using an end-cap arrangement rather than the original cradle arrangement.
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I have a Comsol DCC120 USB C & A power supply when I travel on business. It runs my laptop and charges phones etc - a very handy bit of kit. It was supplied with a stand that I promptly lost.
Here's a replacement end-cap style stand that will allow the power supply to remain vertical and run cooler while in use. The two end caps can be easily removed and thrown into the laptop bag as I go from place to place.
I printed mine out of ASA because that's what I had in my printer at the time. PETG would also work just as well. Not sure on PLA as the power supply can get ‘warmish’ if it's working hard (but not that warm).
No supports are required. I used a 20% cubic infill and three perimeters for my print. I don't think they are critical specs though.
There are two end caps in the 3mf file but only one in the STEP and STL files. You'll need two end caps obviously. :-)