FormD T1 PSU Supports
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These brackets help better support the PSU in the FormD T1 SW across a few configurations.
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These brackets help better support the PSU in the FormD T1 SW across a few configurations. There are definitely more combinations of T1 slots and PSU stand-off lengths not included here, so the NX *.prt files are provided if you want to customize the designs further.
A couple notes to start with:
- I designed these supports to fit with the T1 SW v2, though they might work with other T1 versions (I haven't tested them).
- This design is only compatible with the "default orientation" of the PSU (see picture).
- The stock T1 PSU mounting bracket must be installed in the T1 Top Strut (i.e., "spine") holes closest to T1 Front Panel using stand-offs as described below (see picture).
- For all configurations a single countersunk M3x8 mm screw is used to secure the PSU Support (this design) to the stock T1 PSU mounting bracket. Additional screw requirements are outlined below.
5 mm PSU Stand-Offs
2.25 slot configuration
You will need TWO countersunk M3x6 mm screws (or longer).
2.50 slot configuration:
You will need ONE countersunk M3x6 mm screw (or longer).
2.75 slot configuration
You will need ONE countersunk M3x6 mm screw (or longer).
10 mm PSU Stand-Offs
2.25 slot configuration
You will need TWO countersunk M3x6 mm screws (or longer).
Post-Printing
Installation
First you'll need to make sure the PSU is already mounted to the T1 frame. Again, the PSU needs to be placed in the "default orientation," and the PSU must utilize the Top Strut mounting holes that are closest to the Front Panel (see pictures).
Then simply install the PSU support (matching your T1 slot configuration of course) via M3 screws as outlined above. When done properly the screw heads should be roughly flush with the PSU Support's top and side surfaces.