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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: SgtSlaughter on February 03, 2014, 07:52:42 pm
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I'm trying to figure out a good way to secure my power supply, and I'm curious how most people do it?
I've seen a few people use some metal L brackets and screw into the side of the PS, not sure if you can just buy that stuff at home depot or what?
Alternatively I was thinking maybe just use some zip ties or even just hot glue it in place.
Any recommendations? I was thinking I should probably avoid the hot glue since PS are known to give out from time to time.
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I use industrial strength velcro with adhesive backing.
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I hack up an old PC case.
You can buy L-brackets at any home improvement store though.
I definitely wouldn't use hot glue.
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Ahh yes... Velcro, I like it! I used some crappy stuff for the hard drive, never even thought of getting some better stuff for the PS.
Good to know with the L-brackets, I figured that was the case just never bought them there before.
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I would make up something using L brackets and what not purchased from home depot or similar
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L brackets or flat brackets, depending on location. And threaded inserts in MDF is a must.
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I use hot melt glue and run a nice bead all along the bottom of the power supply.
Its plenty strong.
When I need to remove it I cut the plastic weld with a nice box cutter.
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I used hot glue one year on the holiday ginger bread house and it held well.
I wouldn't use hot glue to mount a psu. It cost such a small amount to use little metal brackets of some kind and they're perfectly easy to get at any home improvement store.
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I used hot glue one year on the holiday ginger bread house and it held well.
I would use hot glue to mount a psu. It costs such a small amount to use hot glue and it's perfectly easy to get at any home improvement store.
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L Brackets and Cable Ties, It's not pretty but the power supply isn't going anywhere that's for sure. :cheers:
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I used hot glue one year on the holiday ginger bread house and it held well.
I would use hot glue to mount a psu. It costs such a small amount to use hot glue and it's perfectly easy to get at any home improvement store.
Is there an echo in here. ;D
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Thanks guys for the suggestions!