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All this AC electrical has to be protected and controlled somewhere, so putting together a custom, compact AC Breaker panel box. Not much of an AC electrical system in this build, so an 8 circuit DIN rail panel will do the trick. 1 breaker for shore power in, 2 for inverter out - and the remaining 5 for separating into branch circuits. One KEY consideration when using this type of setup is to make sure you do not end up just squishing the stranded wire over time - this can be very dangerous, and is easily avoided by using PIN lugs.
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If you're using the same T-slot profile as I am, (1010 profile from www.fazstore.ca/) you can save yourself some design time by downloading parts that I have created, such as the Nut Slugs, Corner brackets, and internal corners. The collection will slowly grow, so keep checking back! MAKE SURE, if you want to use these, you download the profile shape first to confirm that your T-slot is the same shape as what I used!
I also upload Fuso related tooling that may be useful for you, such as fuel line disconnect tools, and parts that I used when I made my own CP4 fuel pump disaster prevention kit - so make sure you check all the items I have!
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I print all of my parts on a basic Ender3 V2 printer with a few upgrades - you don't need anything fancy! I have upgraded the hot end, as well as the extruder so that I can print things like PETG-CF (Carbon Fiber) as well as TPU (rubber). It's not the fastest printer in the world, but it has done everything I have asked of it!
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8 circuit DIN rail breaker box
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15AMP DIN rail breakers
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Ground and Neutral Buss
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50 pc 1/4-20 SS button head screw set
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Wire strippers, (note: these are not the same brand as mine but are the same style)
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Pin lug crimper set
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