Sagemcom Wi-Fi 7 Extender Wall Mount Cradle (Parametric)
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Heavy-duty wall mount for the Sagemcom Wi-Fi 7 Extender with a diamond lattice for airflow and countersunk holes.
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Design Process & AI Assistance: "I used Google Gemini to help me design this model. I needed a Wi-Fi mesh wall mount holder after a recent network upgrade, but the only existing options I could find were European plug cradles, and I specifically wanted a wall-mounted version. I asked Gemini how this could be done, and after being guided to use OpenSCAD and providing the exact measurements of my Wi-Fi mesh extender, it generated a baseline design that we worked together to refine through several iterative amendments.
Additionally, I have deliberately left a 7mm gap at the top. Because of the centre curve of the device, this results in a 16.9mm gap in the middle. While this tolerance could potentially be tightened up, I feel it is the perfect amount of space to ensure the device gets sufficient airflow for cooling."
Dimensions & Clearances:
Designed for Device: 142mm (W) x 65mm (D)
Cradle Inner Dimensions: 145mm (W) x 68mm (D) x 120mm (H)
Note: The inner dimensions include an optimal 3mm clearance around the device for a snug but comfortable fit.
Version 7 Updates: This uploaded file is the finalized Version 7 of the design, which includes the following precise refinements based on physical prototyping:
Cable Port Alignment: Lowered the side cable port window by exactly 4.5mm. This accounts for the internal rubber feet on the bottom of the Sagemcom unit, ensuring the power jack and the ethernet ports sit perfectly centered in the cutout with zero obstruction.
Clean Lattice Lip: Optimized the parametric exclusion zone in the OpenSCAD code to remove half-diamonds intersecting with the new port height, leaving a solid, structurally sound flat lip directly beneath the cables.
Recommended Slicer Settings: To ensure the bracket is strong enough to bear the weight of the network hardware without flexing, please use the following settings:
Walls/Perimeters: 4 (Crucial for structural integrity)
Infill: 20%
Bed Adhesion: Outer Brim Only (Highly recommended on smooth PEI plates to prevent the large flat base from warping at the corners)
Supports: None required! The diamond lattice is angled at 45 degrees to bridge perfectly on a well-calibrated printer.