Summary

I didn't like having the power supply hanging off on the side of my printer. I wanted to mount it under the printer and saw BlamJam's version. Unfortunately because I had installed the fan duct, his version wouldn't work for me. I had to redesign the whole thing from scratch.

Instructions

If you have a Vision printer, you will need to elevate your printer by a little bit. I created a set of printer stands that do just that and also covers the LED strips on the base of the printer. You will need four 15mm long M3 capscrews. You may also have to enlarge the screw holes a little. My original thought was to use nuts with the screws. My brother looked at it and realized that if the hole was a little undersized, the screw would cut threads into the plastic and hold it together.

I have not gone back and enlarged the holes yet in the original file. I need to reprint this anyway so I'll fix it then and upload the file. Enlarge the holes in the outer tabs with a drill so the screw passes freely through it and bites into the holes of the inner tabs. You don't have to make it tight, the tolerance is pretty tight so the tabs will grab onto the threaded rods even without the screws.

Undercarriage power supply holder for Vision printer