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Kensington power button case

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This is a model that allows to add a power button to any mini pc when mounted in revers in a 10" rack.

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Computers
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I designed a custom power button case for the Minisforum MS-S1 Max to improve usability in a compact 10-inch server rack environment. The project focused on creating a cleaner and more accessible way to control the system without needing direct access to the front panel of the device once mounted inside the rack.

I used a button with integrated LED so I can see whether the device is tunred on. The button wires need to be connected to the internal ATX header.

I printed my first attempt in galaxy PLA with 4 external perimeters. The print came out with 1 perimeter shell and was large enough to route 5 wires through it. It's strong enough to hold the whole button once inserted into the slot. I have added a threaded hole in the last version as the button also has M19 thread, which seems to be rather non-standard (at least no direct option in Freecad)

Link to the button with LED below. I ordered the 19mm one

https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005004920346156.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.297.23e179d2zaJiQB&gatewayAdapt=glo2nld

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