Rubbermaid Stepladder Bracket
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A heavy duty bracket to mount a Rubbermaid foldable stepladder onto a wall. Print 2 to hold a stepladder perfectly.
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A bracket to mount a Rubbermaid foldable stepladder onto the wall. The inner width of the bracket is 30cm, and the two screw holes are inset and work with standard #6 drywall screws. The top screw hole is angled downward for extra stability and strength in wood or a stud.
The bracket is designed to hold the ladder flush to the wall while mounting it to a 20cm thick board on the wall.
I printed this on its side using supports on normal settings with a Snapmaker Artisan, and it took about 2.5 hours. To get the supports out, I recommend separating the longer edges with a palette knife and getting under the support to pry it out. Push a bit for the back of the screw hole, then pry again. The support should come out cleanly and pull the angled screw hole support with it.
Luban (the program I used to create the gcode and add the supports) automatically adds a “trash can” cylinder to reduce stringing. There will be a little bit of roughness where the first layer of supports comes in, but it is on the bottom and mounted edges, so isn't easily visible.