Case for Tenlog D3 Pro PowerSupplyUnit 600W (PSU)
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First step to reduce the noise of my TL D3 Pro: Outsource the PSU. It also dramatically reduces implied heat inside…
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First step to reduce the noise of my TL D3 Pro: Outsource the PSU. It also dramatically reduces implied heat inside the printer. Win-Win.
Mind if you fasten the PSU to the case not to use SCREWS LONGER THAN 10mm, Metric Hex M4x10 works best. Otherwise you run risk to touch the PCB of the PSU, which could result in unforeseeable desaster!
ONE TIP: I put another pair of cables into the printer housing and installed an ON-OFF switch (in this case an "emergency switch" for quick on and quick off, rather than the stock on/off switch). This switch I installed in the right front corner for easy access, but also for easy operation when you don*t want it. E.g. little children tend to stop your print.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
I3 MK3S
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2mm
Infill:
15-20%
Filament: OWL PLA Camouflage
Notes:
Two M3 brass heatsink threads were used for the mains input connector.
Category: 3D Printer Parts