Molde Foundation, Formwork concrete base for the Norlys Molde bollard
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A 3D-printed kit that becomes a **280 × 280 × 100 mm concrete foundation** for the Norlys Molde bollard light – or any b
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- Printables
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- Outdoor & Garden
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- Creative Commons — Attribution
This kit turns a short print session into a proper concrete foundation for the Norlys Molde bollard (or any bollard with the same 110×50 mm cast-in bracket). The printed box stays around the concrete, so there is no demoulding and no release agent – just print, assemble, pour, bury.
What you get:
- The box (280×280×100 mm) with internal ribs that key into the concrete and two sockets that grip corrugated Ø50 conduit by its corrugations.
- A printed cable channel (lost core) in two halves that pin together, routing the cable from one socket up through the bracket's centre hole and back out to the other socket.
- A jig bar that holds the bracket level while the concrete cures – reusable for every foundation.
- A cap for the unused socket on the last foundation in the chain.
- Fully parametric OpenSCAD source: change the height, conduit dimensions and bracket stud spacing.
Two channel variants are included: long_side runs the conduit along the lamp's 110 mm face (bracket legs cut to 35 mm), short_side runs it across (legs can be 75 mm, better anchoring). The box is the same for both.
Nothing needs supports. Box in PETG or ASA with a 0.6 nozzle, ~0.5 kg, 10–14 h.
Before printing the box: measure your corrugated conduit (crest Ø, valley Ø, pitch) and set them in the .scad file – the shipped pitch is a placeholder. Full instructions in README.md.