TP-Link Archer C50 C80 magnetic/screw mount
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Put your router on your most convenient ferromagnetic plate, or on a wall you can drill.
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how to print
Print on the supplied orientation.
Enable normal snug supports (do not enable "supports on build plate only").
Remove the tiny supports with pliers.
how to use
magnetic version
Do not use for overhead mounting.
Use M3 4mm countersunk bolts and nuts to attach the holed magnets.
screw version
Use 2 countersunk screws, M4 (base<⌀4, top<⌀8).
AliExpress links to buy the components
(those links are affiliated, using them will cost you nothing, but will support my work)
(you can try and browse for other cheaper sellers, those are the ones i ordered from)
magnetic version
magnets: https://l.kioa.net/printables/magnet-disc-holed (20x3-5mm variant)
screws: https://l.kioa.net/printables/screws-countersunk-bolt (M3 variants, 6mm length, but you'll have to cut them a little, by ~2mm)
screws: (alternative, untested) https://l.kioa.net/printables/screws-countersunk-bolt-untested (M3 variants, 4mm length)
hex nuts: https://l.kioa.net/printables/hex-nuts (M3 variants)
screw version
https://l.kioa.net/printables/screws-countersunk-selftapping (M4 variants)
https://l.kioa.net/printables/screws-countersunk-bolt (M4 variants)