Edit: Thread was originally titled "in Series" - I have a brain-fart as I meant to suggest "in Parallel".
This suggestion is inspired by this thread:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/2-dc-power-supplies-in-parallelseries-operation/ (chosen as most recent) and several other threads where people ask how to combine one or more power supplies into one mega-supply.
This question seems to be asked a lot but I couldn't find a decent video blog about why it's not so simple and what happens when it goes wrong.
There are quite a few videos about how such and such whizzy PSU, whizzy controller, whizzy perfectly matched components on a whizzy perfect PCB can do it.
Whilst my google/youtube-fu may be weak there don't seem to be any high-quality in-depth educational demonstrations showing what happens with bog-standard PSUs (ie lacking all those whizzy features).. with DaveCAD illustrations explaining the fundamentals.
ie why those 12V 1A and 5V 1A supplies don't magically make a 8.5V 2A
or why that 12.0V 6A and 12.0V 4A supplies are actually ~12.01V and ~11.99V and don't make 12.0V 10A with perfectly balanced 60/40 current.
I think there's also an excellent opportunity for the Magic Smoke to be released during the video and who doesn't want to see that
Edit: I'm not suggesting Dave blows up several hundred dollars worth of PSU's - just some cheap chinese wall warts