3D-Printer electronics enclosure

This is a large enclosure for my 3D-Printer's electronics. It can house a HP DSP600 Powersupply whitch I modified to start up right away. Be sure to know your limits when working with high currents! This might be dangerous.
It also fits a Ramps1.4 Controller-Board and a Rasperry Pi 3B+ running OctoPrint.
The RaspberryPi gets Power directly from the main powersupply so only one powercord is needed for the whole Electronics Enclosure.

As for the connectors I might design another bottom part to fit specific industrial connectors.
I cannot take responsibility if anything goes wrong with these type of connectors as they are not specifically designed for "high" current applications.

Thanks for user AgentPothead who helped us figure out the specification of the used connectors:
"They are specced for maximum 48V and 1Amp, if you use them I would definitely keep an eye on temperatures. https://www.newark.com/cliff-electronic-components/fc684218/industrial-circular-plug-8pos/dp/58T1777"

My 3D-Printer is connected to the controller using five 8-pin microphone connectors (https://www.tme.eu/de/details/fc684218/mikrofon-steckverbinder/cliff/) for easy and clean wiring and transportation if ever needed.