10 inch tray for TP-LINK TL-SG108E switch
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I wanted the switch fixed to tray. Didn't find any "good enough" in the open-source communities, so I made this one.
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Decided to re-organize my network hardware by moving (most of) it into a 10 inch rack.
After printing the parts for the rack itself (check this fantastic design by McBig (https://www.printables.com/model/427461-10-inch-server-rack) and a patch panel tray by Billy Yeager (https://www.printables.com/model/961057-patch_panelstl), I needed a tray for the switch (TP-link TL-SG108E) but I did not find any (there are several available) that would secure (firmly) the switch to the tray, so I designed my own.
In this design, I've used the switch rubber feet to position it in the tray and then use the wall mount features, some printed parts and 2 screws to secure the switch to the tray.
This design required several iterations. The initial models had long and thin walls that were prone to warp (I used ABS), so I kept adding reinforcements and increasing thicknesses. The final design is quite robust and the cavities for the rubber feet fix the switch quite well in place. Unless you need to flip the tray upside down, the screws and additional small parts will probably not be needed.
I hope someone find it useful.