Power Distribution Box

Updated! Second version that fits on smaller printers down to the A1!WARNING: This absolutely requires basic wiring and electrical skills. You're building a project that is made to not only use but contain 110 volt mains electricity. At full draw, this device is handling a load of around 1.2KW. Building it wrong could result in a meltdown, fire or shock hazard. I'm not providing a wiring how-to because it's really simple to figure out if you know what you're doing, and really dangerous if you don't. Since this is a power application, printing either PETG-FR or PC-FR (Fire Retardant) is a Good Idea. This will help contain any arcing or sparking and help prevent it from turning into a full-blown fire. Regular PETG can be used for the panel text since this is only skin-deep and does not penetrate to the inside of the enclosure. I did not test printing PC-FR with PETG text. Description:My 20-year-old power distribution box I use for my computer… died. It was very sad. A