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Giá đỡ dây nguồn IKEA BROR chịu lực 1

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Giá đỡ dây nguồn IKEA BROR chịu lực

By Shihchiun_214404

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Files 4 1.6 MB

  • Body1_1765806783.stlSTL · 117.6 KB
  • Body2_1765806784.stlSTL · 285.2 KB
  • Power_Strip_Bracket_v4_1765806785.stepSTEP · 191.7 KB
  • Power_Strip_Bracket_v4_1765806786.f3dF3D · 1.1 MB

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Model ID
#116214
Category
DIY
Published

Description

This is designed for the IKEA BROR utility cart (33 ½" length), but potentially may work with the work bench or shelving units.

Parts

  • Commercial Electric 36" power strip, such as this. The key is that the power strip must at least reach the legs of the utility cart and the power strip has mounting clips that screw into something and can be attached to the power strip at arbitrary locations.
  • IKEA BROR utility cart (or other products in the BROR line, maybe)
  • 2x ¼"-20 4" bolt. Could be modified to use a 3" bolt pretty easily, but I had 4" bolts. A similarly-sized metric bolt/screw would also work; it just serves as a support for the power strip.
  • 2x ¼"-20 nut.

Printing

Print 2 copies of each part. It's probably not too important which material you use.

Body 1: Print flat. One of these will be upside-down relative to the other, so flip it in your slicer if you want the surfaces to match.

Body 2: Print with the screw hole facing up.

Assembly

  1. Body1 goes around the “leg” of the utility cart. Open side faces out.
  2. Screw the provided mounting clip onto Body2.
  3. Bolt goes through Body1 and Body2. The bolt head faces out. Can you install it the other way? Probably.
  4. Repeat steps 1-3 for the other side of the utility cart.
  5. Clip the power strip into the mounting clips. Note that there are various protrusions on the body of the power strip that may prevent it from clipping in properly. There is at least one way to successfully mount it, which is pictured.

Other Comments

It is almost certainly possible to design a printed part to replace the provided clips, which would allow the power strip to be closer to the utility cart. This however would have taken more time.

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Print spec

Formats
f3dstepstl
Model files
4
Total size
1.6 MB
Largest file
1.1 MB

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