RGB light strip clip (countersunk screw hole) for bare LED and Hue light strips
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Clip models to secure both bare RGB LED strips (like Govee) and Hue light strips
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The clip comes with a segmented STL file so you can lengthen individual elements like the channel and the gap. Something I wanted to get out of this was a countersunk screw hole for a flat head screw, which was easy enough.
I rounded the top side of the clip's edges simply for a little quality of life.
The 3mf models are named to represent their channel openings. If you have a bare light strip, measure it and print the 11mm x 2mm clip. For enclosed strips like the Hue light strips, measure to make sure it will fit and try the 6mm x 15mm model.
Print instructions:
- 15% infill is fine, and doesn't really change anything about the model
- print as fast as you want. These came off my mini+'s input shaper profile
- any material. I like PETG
- no supports
- smaller/govee (11mm) print with the screw hole facing up, or on its side for a cleaner bridge
- larger/hue clip (15mm) print on its side. Screw hole up does work, but side-printed is cleaner.
For the side-oriented prints, remember you're not supporting a lot of weight, so the grain of the print isn't going to be as critical here. The droop from the bridge isn't as exaggerated on the smaller clip, but it's not really acceptable on the larger clip.
That's all there is to it. If you have larger strips, feel free to remix or bug me. Expanding the channel where the strip goes is trivial – copy the segmented body out, nudge one of the edges, and extrude away