Tip bracket spacer for HDX plastic shelving units (model 999-9320BB5-TS)
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1" spacer for walls with baseboards
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I was really annoyed to find that I couldn't install the anti-tip brackets for my new shelves because they assumed you're putting it against a flat wall with no baseboard. This fixes that. The spacer is 1" thick, which should be enough to clear any baseboard.
The side pockets for the nuts are intended to make installation easier, but they make removing the necessary supports difficult. I recommend increasing the XY and Z distances to make it easier.
Hardware required: 2x #10 x 1" machine screw, 2x #10 nut (0.37" width, 0.12" thickness), and the screws and drywall anchors included with the shelf. I designed it to fit Hillman nuts.
You can use any filament, but don't use PLA if it's going in a hot garage. I used PETG.
Disclaimer: while I've done my best to ensure this design is robust enough for its intended purpose (and mine came out very sturdy), you are still modifying a safety feature by using it. The strength of the printed part depends on layer adhesion and the material used. You are using this design at your own risk, so don't come after me if it fails!