This is a remix of dcpdx's great MPMD Functional leg set (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2766683)
I decided I wanted my power button under the display and the SD card slot to the right of the display. I removed the cable holding portion of the SD card leg to make extra room to have the cable angled and to save printing time.
The power button leg is sized for a 22mm latching lighted pushbutton (this is the one I bought: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q65BMGS/ref=cm_sw_su_dp). I wired it so that the button light comes on when the machine is on and used the normally closed contacts to power an Adafruit Trinket that pulses the leg blue when the machine is off (so I know it is still plugged in). In afterthought, I may remove the trinket and just have the blue LED connected directly to the normally closed contacts.

If you choose to replace the screws on the machine, they are M3x0.5 threads and 8mm to 10mm length should be fine.

Please note with respect to the LED board holder: it is not the right length to have the nubs go into both holes, but it worked fine using just one hole, and part of the back upright interferes with the screws, so I cut it down afterwards. I don't know if I'll get around to fixing these issues, but if you are keen to have it done, let me know and I will try to get to it.

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I did not change the size of the holes for the screws in the original leg design, but when I changed out the screws that came with the machine for new ones, I found it easier to make those holes slightly larger with a drill. It was not required with the original screws, though.

I used Autodesk Inventor to remix the STL file after importing it and converting it to a base solid