Anet A8 - PSU cover for S-240-12

Updates to come (02/08/2017) Soon I'll add a slot for a key switch, so it will make the machine child safe when turned off. At this moment I'm working on a new cover, which will have a hole for a 85x46mm power consumption display. Unfortunately, there's no way to fit both with the stock PSU height. Updates 24/07/2017 Uploaded a new version for short flange S-240-12 version. Moved all the holes 6mm higher, and also the cut where bottom side of the flange rests. Some PSUs could have that short flange, at least in the US. Measure yours before choosing normal flange (approx 18mm) or short flange (approx 12mm). Thanks to @airrelic for the input. Updates 24/06/2017 Uploaded a new version. Changed some dimensions. Now the side bolts thread in a M3 nut, instead of in the piece itself. This is a PSU cover for Anet A8. It fits for S-240-12 PSU and allows you to install a rocker switch socket like the one you can see in the attached picture. Doesn't need supports, brims, or whatever... It's reinforced in the inside. I would recommend printing on glass + hairspray, so the front part looks smooth and clean. You can easily bolt them to the holes in front left top, and the ones in right side front top. It should be printed with the front face on build plate. No supports needed. You'll need: The switch itself 1x M3x30mm bolt 2x M3x12mm bolts 2x M3 nuts 1x 5x20mm 250V 3A Breaker, Fast Blow if possible. (3A ONLY FOR 220V) Some L, N and E wires for the AC part. (COLOUR CODE DEPENDS ON YOUR COUNTRY) Faston terminal connectors. Soldering iron and flux (optional) It works for 3 Pin IEC320 C14 Rocker Switch Socket, like the one in the link below: http://www.ebay.es/itm/181749779642?rmvSB=true DOES IT WORK FOR 110V? I haven't tested it for 110V, so input from any place in North/Central/South America would be most welcome. As long as the PSU is set for 110V and the switch works for 110V and is prepared to deal with a higher current, it should work. Ask your electric stuff supplier just in c