Brackets for the LED strip for Artillery sidewinder X2
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LED lighting for Artillery sidewinder X2 It is designed to be mounted on Z supports.
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These are the outermost brackets for the aluminium "C" profile.
Aluminium profile section dimension:
width 16mm,
height 9.2 mm.
The brackets together with the profile form the housing for the LED strip.
In my lamp, I used a 420mm long profile and a 12V COB LED strip.
The brackets is designed to be mounted on Z supports, the model of which is in the attached link:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5328013
For the project, in addition to the printed components, we need:
- LED strip approx. 430mm including power supply and switch,
- a 16x9.2mm aluminium "C" profile approx. 430mm long.
- two M5 screws approx. 25mm long.
In addition to the edge brackets for the aluminium strip, I have included M8 shaft mounting clips for the Z brackets.
The model is prepared for printing with a 0.6 nozzle but can also be printed with a 0.4 nozzle with ARACHNE switched on.
More photos of this LED tape holder can be found next to a more recent project of mine:
https://www.printables.com/pl/model/854614-enclosure-for-artillery-sidewinder-x2x1
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And as always with functional rather than decorative prints I recommend calibrating the prints on the printer using the advice of @SteveHanov, I recommend the link:
https://www.printables.com/pl/model/683647-calibration