MOZA AB9 PSU 8020 Mount M8 Holes
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Remixed from Kelvin Lee's MOZA R9 PSU adapted for MOZA AB9 FFB Base PSU.
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This is a Remix from Kelvin Lee's MOZA R9 PSU Mount.
I don't own a R9 base but I have MOZA's AB9 FFB Base that came with what I would think it's the same power supply.
However, the 4 small feet underneath the PSU hit the vertical extrusions on the hole side of the adapter. While you can still push the adapter in, it distorts it due to very tight clearance.
I edited the original file and removed the 2 vertical extrusions so that side is now flat. The adapter slides in much easier and does not distort, while still being very snug. You can see on the adapter picture the change vs. the original.
If the R9 PSU also has these small feet underneath, it might be the same adapter and this one is a better fit in my opinion. Credit goes to Kelvin for the original design!
One thing about printing: I used my Bambu P1S to print. You can print with or without supports. With supports, it adds a good 30+ minutes to the final time (when printing 2 of them). Without supports you will get some filament printed in midair and you'll want to pause the print to snip those off and then continue. There is a bit of an overhang that stops the PSU from sliding through and it is what causes this. If you're not comfortable doing that midprint, use supports and you'll be fine.