GL.iNet power supply Type I adapter
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Type I 2 prong power plug adapter for GL.iNet router power supply.
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Type I 2 prong power plug adapter for GL.iNet router power supply.
The tolerances are tight to ensure a secure connection, and the prong holes are a little undersized. You will need to salvage the appropriate prongs from another adapter or device.
With a little heat (don't use too much or the prong will not be secure), insert the prongs into the hole from the inside, with the tabs facing outward. You will likely need to insert them at a slight inward angle so that the tabs don't collide with the walls. Then you can straighten the prong and the tab should create a slight indent for itself with the residual heat. Once inserted into the adapter, the prong shouldn't fall out, but you can aways use a little bit of glue, making sure to leave the contact bare for power to flow.
You should probably use ABS instead of PLA or PETG just to be safe. The original adapters are in ABS. You should also paint in support for the little hanging tabs, as the model should be printed face down.
Parametric model can be found here