SRT V9 Shifter mount for 40 profile

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Background:

I had originally mounted the SRT Shifter with multiple of these brackets: https://amzn.to/3WHOsm1 at the bottom. This is not ideal, because the print orientation of the body makes the lower side one of the weakest. Instead, you're supposed to use the side, and IMO you should use a large number of perimeters there (even enough so that the bolt holes connect in perimeters); Not surprisingly I ended up destroying the mounting holes of the body. I reprinted the body with a lot of perimeters and went to figure out a mounting solution.

The solution:

This model is meant to be cut in metal, and the small holes threaded with an M6 Tap (I had this one laying around).

If you're in the service area for SendCutSend, you can order this product by using these pre-saved carts:

• Non Tapped version in steel (Cheaper, but you'll need to tap/thread it yourself)
• Tapped version in steel (More expensive but ready to use)

If you're planning on using a different service, follow these:

• Upload the DXF file that you downloaded here.
• Pick either mild steel in 3.4mm or Aluminum in like 6mm. Picking thinner aluminum will flex and you'll still need to support this from the bottom which misses the entire point; Aluminum is more expensive than mild steel.
• If you don't want to buy an M6 tap, you can ask your supplier to tap the M6 holes for you, but these operations have extra cost (per hole).
• If you're picking mild steel, you should also figure out a way to coat it to prevent rust in long term.

You'll need 8 M6x12 (countersunk) and 2 M6x10 (countersunk) OR 10 M6x12 (countersunk) if you don't mind 2 of them sticking out 2mm)

Once you get everything and the holes are threaded, you'll partially need to disassemble your shifter to mount the plate to both pieces of the body so that it's super solid, then assemble it all back and mount it with M8 bolts to your aluminum profile.