This is a thing or better a housing for these tiny little all in one moduls to supply power for diy purposes. In my particular case the modul is DP30V5A with input voltage up to around 25V DC … well, refer to the images.
Note:
In order to reduce supports the opening for the modul is closed by thin layer. This layer can be removed using a sharp knive.
Pay attention, 2 out of the 3 parts to be printed need to be rotated by 180° before printing, otherwise there are to many supports needed.
Once rotated all three part do not need supports for printing.
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