side pannier rack for BTM Wildfire, SLC-compatible

i wanted to use existing SW-Motech Legend Gear side-panniers but there are no fitting racks for the BTM Wildfire on the market yet. So i made my own.

Disclaimer: these need to be strong! Really, really strong! Using PC-CF wasn't enough on it's own, i also printed 4 perimeters(0,6mm nozzle!) and 40% gyroid infill. I tested them offroad with a 10kg weight, which they held up to but flexed considerably. Since the panniers are only rated up to 5kg i'm okay with that. In the future i might order them as a metal part, to soothe my anxiety once and for all.

Print:

mirror the rack to get the one for the other side, the ridge needs to be on the inside under the original bracket. 

you need 4 of the normal mounting things and 2 of the locking sort. 

Hardware:

-2x countersunk screws M6x25mm

-4x countersunk screws M6x20mm

-6x Drive-in nuts M6

-4x flange head screw M6x40mm, TX30 to match the original ones

prefferably all hardware in stainless

v3 has a slightly different shape to better accompany the original bracket. Also i made a .dxf of that one, to maybe order this as a lasered out metal part (the holes with a thread are 5mm diameter for M6 thread cutting)

SLC-Traeger-Wildfire-batteryslots_PartDXFv2_2 picks up on the design of the battery box and is the final version I decided on and ordered in stainless steel. It is not designed to be 3D printed as i settled on using stainless steel, so there is no space for the M6 nuts or even threads in the model. To be used in conjunction with the _v2 pin heads, screws remain the same.