A 3D model of a mounting bracket for light things, made to your sizes and screw holes for 3D printing

Example result

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A shelf bracket with countersunk screw holes

The bracket from two sides

Seen from above

Size: 24 × 60 × 60 mm, one part. Files:

• model.stl and model.3mf;
• model.obj, model.glb and outline.dxf;
• model.js, with the legs, the hole positions and the screw sizes at the top;
• a README.

The README suggests printing it on its side so the layers run along the legs, in PETG with 40% infill and 4 walls. It is a bracket for light shelves, and its strength depends on the plastic and the printing.

Client: someone who needed one more bracket like the ones under their kitchen shelf, to the same size. Task: an L-shaped bracket with 60 mm legs, 24 mm wide and 5 mm thick, with a rib in the corner and two holes per leg for 4 mm wood screws, countersunk so the heads sit flush.

The client and all details are made up.

About this service

A 3D model of a small bracket that holds a light thing on a wall, under a desk or inside a cabinet: a little shelf for a plant or a speaker, a router, a power strip, a hub or a cable tray. It can be flat, L-shaped or a cradle shaped to what it holds, with screw holes, slots for adjusting, countersinks and stiffening ribs. You give the object's size, the screws and where the holes go, in mm. You get a ZIP archive: STL and 3MF to print, OBJ, GLB, a DXF outline, the code with the sizes at the top, a README with printing advice and pictures from four sides. We do not calculate how much a bracket holds: strength depends on the material, the infill and how it lies on the printer. It is not for TVs, monitors, heavy shelves or anything that could hurt someone if it fell. We do not print or ship parts.

What is included

• What you getA ZIP archive with model.stl and model.3mf for 3D printing, model.obj for 3D editors, model.glb for viewing on the web and in augmented reality, outline.dxf with the outline seen from above for CAD and laser cutting, model.js with the main sizes as named numbers at the top, a README with printing advice and 4 PNG pictures of the 3D model from four sides, also shown on the order page. A bracket and its clamp plate lie side by side, ready to print separately.
• Shaped to the objectA ledge, a cradle or a lip sized to what it holds
• Holes where you need themScrew holes and adjusting slots at the positions you give
• Ribs and countersinksStiffening ribs, rounded edges and countersunk holes from Standard
• Clamp plateIn Premium, a second part that clamps a cable, a tube or a panel
• Printing adviceWhich side down, supports, layer height, infill and material, in the README

How it works

1. 1
   SizesYou send the object's size, the screws and the hole positions
2. 2
   3D modelWe build the 3D model and check that it is a closed solid of the sizes you asked for
3. 3
   CheckYou check the hole positions in the pictures and print a test piece
4. 4
   ChangesYou send what to change, with measurements, within your package

What we need from you

What the bracket holds and roughly how heavy it is. The object's size in mm and how it should sit: on a ledge, in a cradle or behind a lip. Where it mounts: a wall, the underside of a desk or the side of a cabinet, and how far it should stand out. The screws you will use, with the head type, and where the holes must be, measured from an edge or between centres. A sketch with sizes or photos with a ruler. The build area of your printer, and the material if you know it.

We will ask you:

• What will the bracket hold?
• The object's size, in mm
• Where and how does it mount?
• Screws and hole positions
• Your printer and material

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