TP-Link AC750 Router 10" Lab Rax Rackmount Case
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Custom 3-part 3D printed rackmount case for a TP-Link AC750 router, designed for the 10-inch Lab Rax rack system.
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Description
This is a custom 3D printed rackmount case for a TP-Link AC750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router, designed specifically for the 10-inch Lab Rax rack system.
The model was designed from scratch in Autodesk Fusion 360. It is intended as a replacement/custom enclosure for the original router housing and allows the router PCB to be mounted cleanly into a Lab Rax rack setup.
Parts included
The case consists of 4 printed parts:
Main body / PCB holder
Holds the router mainboard and the antenna section.Front panel
The visible front part of the case. It includes recessed areas for reusing the original label strips from the factory router housing.Front LED holder
A small separate part used to mount the router LED indicators behind the front panel.Top cover
The cover is attached using 6x M3 screws, 10 mm length.
LED modification
The LED indicators need to be moved from their original position and extended with wires before mounting them into the front LED holder.
Recommended wire length: around 5–10 cm.
This allows the LEDs to be positioned correctly behind the front panel.
Original label reuse
The front panel includes recessed areas for reusing the original label strips from the factory router housing.
I removed the original port label strip from the router case and attached it to this printed enclosure. I also reused the original icon strip for Power, Wi-Fi, LAN, and other status indicators, so the LEDs shine through the original icons and remain clearly visible.
The 3D model files do not include official TP-Link logos, stickers, or labels. Any labels shown in the photos are reused from the original router housing.
Cooling
The rear side of the case has ventilation openings to allow airflow and help with cooling.
Hardware needed
6x M3 screws, 10 mm length
Short wires for extending the LEDs, approximately 5–10 cm
Soldering tools for the LED modification
Notes
This is not an official TP-Link product. It is a custom 3D printed enclosure designed for personal/homelab use.
Opening the router and modifying the LEDs may void the warranty, so do this at your own risk.
The model was designed from scratch in Autodesk Fusion 360.
Print settings:
Recommended material: PETG or PLA+
Layer height: 0.2 mm
Infill: 20–30%
Walls/perimeters: 3 or more
Top/bottom layers: 4 or more
Supports: only where needed, depending on print orientation
PETG is recommended if the router will be used in a warm environment or inside a rack.