Aerogarden Wall Mounts
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I created two versions of an Aerogarden wall mount to indulge my aquaponics obsession. Print .5mm samples of each first.
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- Printables
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- Wall-mounted
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
Brackets are lifted directly from https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/12565-shelf-bracket-150-mm-lighter-version
This could use some optimization as I know more can be removed. Make sure you have the light set to the height you want before mounting because this is the biggest the Mk3 can make. It's kind of fun because the four smaller holes are designed to fail at the outer portion increasing tolerance.
Aquaponics are part of what got me into 3D printing as I needed custom optimized bases for my PVC aquaponics system. It was my true introduction to SolidWorks and CAD.
There are two versions. Print a small test sample of each to make sure the holes fit properly. They are very tight but will fit with the two Aerogarden versions I have. Leave more wall space though. I wanted them directly over my aquarium (which will also produce plants) and there is barely enough room. It's a much more elegant solution than my initial aquaponics station and we'll have fresh herbs for a long time.
With the introduction of negative volume to PrusaSlicer and Prusameters incentive I hope to make and post here a lot more.