3D Printed RIDEN PSU Case - FINISHED - RD6018W

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RIDEN
RD
enclosure
plastic
custom
DIY
PLA
DC
buck converter
lab power
constant current
constant voltage
RD6006
RD6012
RD6024
wifi
wireless

[ronnyveda]

Great build. I love how you really went the extra mile with the small details like no screws from the front and the foldable feet. Good work! 🙂 👏

[ImnotChuck.]

My favorite part of the PS is the uncluttered look of the inside when it is all assembled. Your attention to detail is outstanding.

[parisiadrian]

Really nice build and I love that blue also. An extra feature you can add is to make possible to the case to be stackable.

[denrayr]

Looks great! I love all of the little details. Would you ever consider a second channel where you post your sketch-up work? I'd love to see what you're doing in real time. A bonus would be to have a little bit of narration about what you're doing. You are very skilled, and it would be a great way for us beginners to level up our modeling skills.

[philshel]

Nice design. My favorite part is the folding feet, clever design.

[barbicantomato]

Well thought out design there! At first I was thinking the top finger recess would be a cup-holder to hold the mandatory beverage/tinkering session combo.... but those articulating feet are my favorite aspect there. Great job.

[partsdave]

I like it all! It definitely has a professional look. Doesn’t look like 3D printed items usually does. More like molded parts. That is a cool color as well.

[deadly_dave]

I'm an electronic engineer and got a Prusa like 3 years ago and started learning to design boxes for my little electronic 'gadgets'. So this whole two parter was a treat for me.

Actually, I said in a previous comment that my feet were my fav part of the build but now I'm not so sure, the face-plate did turn out exceptionally well.

[wcgrant]

Enjoyed the attention to detail in your 3d design. The time and effort really paid off in an off-the-shelf professional looking case.

[RestNPizza]

Love the design of the feet on this. I also appreciate your attention to detail and the small accents in the design that take this to the next level. You could have just made a plain box for this to fit in pretty easily but everything you added makes this look exceptionality good and professional. Good job as always!

[ciclonerd]

Hello! Really like the explanation of the whys of every design decision. I'm learning a lot about it. I'm mechanichal technician and software engineer and as a hobby I'm designin simple proyects with mechanical parts, pre-buit electronics and low level software. All with FDM 3d printing. I'm pretty far from US, cheers from cordoba, argentina.😄

[MrRitzyVlogs]

I enjoyed the shadow line used for the front bezel.

[fredjkfotjc]

Part 1 of this video made me subscribe to you.

Part 2 - Your attention to detail and eye for design is my fav part.

Cheers!

[gregrburnett]

I like the pretty colors on the screen.

[houduinodemaster]

My favorite part is, after all the sourcing, planning and cad, the first step of your build was to grind the screw heads down to size. Is that cad Sketch Up? Thanks to your video, my wife can understand the need for me to upgrade my psu. Thanks again.

[allanparsons]

Loved the working out of the electronics in part one

[JoseAguiloworkshops]

I love the the adjustable feets, the honey comb holes and the angles. Your are right, it looks stunning! Don't put me in the contest, I am giving you my comment anyways. Good luck bro.

[bwselectronic]

Looks great‼️ I really like the bevels on the case. It definitely looks well designed and much better than a normal squared off box. I look forward to making the enclosure for my power supply. I haven't decided if I'm going to modify the design and have a dual supply with a smaller 2nd power supply.
I was wrong. It is buck only. I've got 60v batteries so I can go higher on output. I do have some lower voltage buck/boost power supplies. Aliexpress descriptions can be confusing especially on late night purchases😂

[diepurpledino]

I like the color choice and features of the case. I would like to see the CAD files added to remix a longer case for the bigger supplies - I've got an RD6018 with a full-size supply ~800W in the metal case typically packaged. I'd like to have more, so this is a good option. One concern is flammability - there aren't many UL-listed FR plastic filaments on the market and in any real variety of colors, you might get white and black and that's it.

[martinhutchings]

Great build and design, also the use of my old friend sketchup