Panda Breath mount Centauri Carbon

UPDATE: Recreated the model from scratch in Onshape. Now a lot slimmer. Connects with 3x10mm magnets. See file: PandaBreath_CC1v2

The Panda Breath heater is connected to the side panel with directly connected magnets. So sidewall printer-magnet-backpanel Panda Breath. Since both panels are steel, the magnet sticks very well to both.

This is a small, very quick (Tinkecad) remix of an official mount for the Panda Breath. The original model can be found here:
https://github.com/bigtreetech/Panda_Breath/tree/master/3D%20Model/Mounting%20solution/SnapMaker%20U1

I wanted to place my Panda Breath on the left side of my Centauri Carbon and needed a mount for it. I made some cutouts to better fit in the print chamber of the CC1.
Unfortunately the power cord comes out at the front when you place it there, so I raised the mount to allow the powercord to run beneath the mount. The mount can be magnetically attached with 10x3mm magnets.

Also I wanted to be able to easily place and remove the chamber heater without running an extra wire, so I made a modification to my printer and a small adjustment to the Panda Breath to allow it to hook up to power inside the printer.

This model is still very much work in progress/first draft. The printbed frame just clears the mount. It is also unnecessarily big. I would love to design a slimmer mount which attaches the chamber heater a bit tighter to the wall panel and also (magnetically) attached the top part to the side panel.
I you make an improved version before I post it here, please let me know!

Modifications:

Panda Breath: very minor, I reduced the cable length of the permanently attached power supply. To do that simply unscrew the back panel, pop out the retaining grommet of the cable and push the cable inwards to the desired length. Then re-attach the grommet and screw the back panel back on.

Powersupply Centauri Carbon: I wanted a C13 power cable to come up inside the print chamber to easily attach/detach the C14 side of the Panda Breath. I cut the original 230V lines, attached ferrules and with some Wago clamps I split of the high voltage connector to a donor C13 cable inside the chamber. The ground can be attached to the case ground pount.
I only had 5 wide Wago connectors lying around, but those worked very well since the original cables did not have a lot of slack left for which the wider connectors compensated a bit.

See the included pictures for this process.