Giá treo tường GLiNet Slate 6

You can't beat using one of the cheapest routers that supports openWRT as your home router even if it was only intended to be a travel router. Only downside is it doesn't have any real mounting points because it wasn't intended for home use. So I set out to fix that and made this wall mount bracket.

I put some 5mm holes for mounting screws, and there's plenty of surface area to attach command strips if you're like me and can't put holes in your walls.

The fit is a little loose, but folding out the antennas should keep the router from falling out.

For printing, print in orientation shown in pictures. Also enable tree supports for overhangs.

You can check out the onshape document here if you'd like to modify it for yourself https://cad.onshape.com/documents/08131af077b7a04ce34d66e3/w/0d7073c37de841b21c37510e/e/217c37178bf9a19a6d0bfba1?renderMode=0&uiState=6973c09b4eb11e2b504b5b20

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