April 10, 2026
Description
This parametric enclosure is the ultimate solution for neatly housing standard Mean Well switching power supplies (and similar compact PSUs). Say goodbye to exposed wiring and bare components—bring industrial polish to your projects.
📦 What's Included: A fully parametric design that adapts to your exact specifications. Simply input width, height, depth, and mounting hole positions (X and Y offsets for both holes), and wall clearance is automatically calculated for perfect fit and airflow.
💾 A print profile template is included in this project—use it as a starting point for your Bambu Studio settings!
🌡️ Material Recommendation: Print in PETG or ASA for excellent thermal resistance—these PSUs generate heat, and you'll want materials that won't warp.
📏 Minimum Enclosure Size: 80×60×34 mm (L×W×H)
1️⃣ – Measure Your PSU Gather the exact dimensions of your Mean Well (or compatible) power supply. You can measure it directly or refer to the official datasheet for accuracy.
2️⃣ – Locate Mounting Hole Offsets Note the X and Y distances from the PSU's edge to each mounting hole. (Refer to the reference image below)
3️⃣ – Generate the Main Enclosure Open the parametric box model and input:
Download the generated file in STL or 3MF format.
4️⃣ – Generate the Lid Open the parametric lid model and input the width and length only. Download in STL or 3MFformat.
Note: The lid may appear elevated from the build plane when generated—don't worry. It will automatically drop to the correct position once imported into your slicer.
5️⃣ – Prepare for Printing Import both models into Bambu Studio (or your preferred slicer).Use the included print profile template as a starting point for your settings. Optionally, add custom text using the text modifier for labeling.
6️⃣ – Print Print both parts in PETG or ASA for thermal stability.
7️⃣ – Install Brass Inserts Press 8× M3 brass inserts into the pre-drilled holes using a soldering iron or insert tool.
8️⃣ – Mount Connectors
9️⃣ – Connect & Test Route your power cables through the PG7 gland and connect to your PSU. Power on and verify correct operation.
🔟 – Calibration (if needed) If your PSU has a trim potentiometer, adjust it after connecting the unit to its intended load for optimal voltage output.
💡 Perfect for: Audio gear • Industrial projects • Lab equipment • Professional power solutions
License:
MakerWorld Exclusive License