Quickie 3D Printed Power Supply



I pulled these nice 12V 6A switching power supplies out of old Watchguard firewall boxes on their way to the recycler....
They were so so nice I didn't see a need to box them up. Just a small extension case to hold a meter....
A Pair of Calipers and OpenScad Is All You Need.






First print and a perfect fit. Looking down the two holes on top I see the center of the original Phillips screws.
I used a sharpie to mark the new holes in the side for two more screws then I removed the cover to drill them.
Assembly





Testing It Out





A Jabsco Marine Flood light draws 3 3/4 amps and it stays cool. I'd say this power supply will be around for a while....
Works well on lights and CB radios too!