Kobra 2 series PSU cover/lid (for stock fan and/or Noctua 6025)

This is a remix of my remix of the "Kobra Go PSU (Chengliang P400W24V) Hex Cover for Noctua 6025" for using it with the stock fan the PSU of the Anycubic Kobra Go/Neo/Kobra2-series comes with ("Cheng Liang CHA6024RL-15B", 400W, 24V) where I initially only closed the cutout for the Noctua fan. I added two mounting holes for the stock fan to this remix of my previous remix. I also added struts to the big hexagon cutouts because many people didn't use additional mosquitto net to avoid that something can get into the PSU's housing. Now with the additional struts the risk is at least a bit reduced since the cutouts aren't that big anymore.

Due to the same PSU being used, this cover fits the PSU of the - Kobra Go - Kobra Neo - Kobra 2 - Kobra 2 Neo - Kobra 2 Pro - Kobra 2 Plus - Kobra 2 Max

No fan upgrade needed, just mount the stock fan!

Mounting: - Mount the stock fan to the two mounting holes I added (the big ones) to have it at the same position as when using the stock metal cover. - I'd suggest to mount the fan in the direction that it blows into the PSU. In this case the 'scoops' of the blades should face the inside of the PSU as you can (hopefully) see at the last picture I uploaded.

Note: the four small mounting holes aren't meant to be used to mount the stock fan - they are from the original model I remixed and are meant to mount a 6025 Noctua fan. I left them in here so that one could easily cut out the belonging part of this lid and retrofit a 6025 later as in the original model without having to print the whole new lid for being able to do so. I added a picture where you can see that section being cut out.

Material & settings: Just use whatever you have laying around - the one in the picture was printed with PETG and 0.2mm layer height.

It's advisable to slightly raise the printer by using e.g. longer feet or risers for the stock feet, as this cover sticks out a few milimeters more. Due to the fact that the PSU is now almost ‘uncovered’ in terms of airflow-inhibiting structures, it might also work well without rising the whole printer though, especially when you don't use an enclosure for the printer.

Check out my comprehensive infosites if you own any of the following Anycubic printers: - Kobra Go or Kobra Neo: https://1coderookie.github.io/KobraGoNeoInsights/ - Kobra 2: https://1coderookie.github.io/Kobra2Insights/ - Kobra 2 Neo: https://1coderookie.github.io/Kobra2NeoInsights/ - Kobra 2 Pro: https://1coderookie.github.io/Kobra2ProInsights/ - Kobra 2 Plus: https://1coderookie.github.io/Kobra2PlusInsights/ - Kobra 2 Max: https://1coderookie.github.io/Kobra2MaxInsights/