Back Cover for IEC 320 Power Socket (RatRig) - Side mounted
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I remixed the original file to be able to bolt on using the screws that bolt my IEC plug from it's sides.
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The original model screwed onto an adapter plate using additional screws. My version uses the screws holding the iec plug to secure it instead.
Screws used: 2xM3x14 + 2x M3 locking nuts. These protrude a bit, M3X12 would be ideal but I didn't have any. My IEC switch had beveled holes too, so prefer countersunk screws if yours is like that as well (again, I didn't have any).
The plate seen on the pictures is also a remix for my iec plug, as the original model had the screws on the top and bottom instead of the sides.
It can be found here: https://www.printables.com/model/494349-ratrig-vcore-300-enclosure-20-side-filler-panel-si
The rest of the panels for closing up the sides of the electronics compartment can be found here: https://www.printables.com/model/308560-ratrig-vcore-300-enclosure-20-side-filler-panel
These printed beautifully using cf-petg with Ellis' SuperSlicer profiles on my modified ender 3 pro. In the future, I plan to add a fan to cool the electronics and mount it on one or two of these plates. For now I have to finish building my printer though :P