A remix of a PSU mount for the Lian Li A3 case. I didn't like the steep overhangs of the original that either required supports or left nasty scarring on the bottom surfaces, so I edited them out.

As the original model page states, this is an “upper” PSU mount which places it about an inch higher, allowing the power plug to clear the fans.

Print in any filament that is stiff enough and is able to withstand temperatures inside the case. I recommend ASA as it does not creep and has a big safety margin - if its temperature ever reaches 90°C, it means you have more serious problems than bent mounts.

Note that the STLs have slight surface artifacts around the PSU screw holes. These are due to inherent limitations of editing STL files - but they are so small that they disappear once you hit “slice” anyway.A remix of a PSU mount for the Lian Li A3 case. I didn't like the steep overhangs of the original that either required supports or left nasty scarring on the bottom surfaces, so I edited them out.

As the original model page states, this is an “upper” PSU mount which places it about an inch higher, allowing the power plug to clear the fans.

Print in any filament that is stiff enough and is able to withstand temperatures inside the case. I recommend ASA as it does not creep and has a big safety margin - if its temperature ever reaches 90°C, it means you have more serious problems than bent mounts.

Note that the STLs have slight surface artifacts around the PSU screw holes. These are due to inherent limitations of editing STL files - but they are so small that they disappear once you hit “slice” anyway.