Extech TL809 Test Lead Kit Wall Mount
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Wall mount for Extech TL809 Test Lead Kit. Attach to wall or shelf with flat head screws.
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Wall mount for Extech TL809 Test Lead Kit. Attach to wall or shelf with flat head screws.
Print Settings
Printer:
Sindoh 3Dwox
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2 layer height
Infill:
15%
How I Designed This
Imported my previous lead holder design (from my Extech 330 meter holder project) from 123D Design into Fusion 360. Created the "sidecar" clip holder and attached it to previous design via the arch bridge. Sliced in Simplify 3D, printed at 60mm/sec on my Sindoh 3Dwox using PLA.
Notes
- Nozzle and Extrusion width = 0.4mm
- Top Layers = 3
- Bottom Layers = 5 (solid bottom)
- Wall Thickness = 1.6mm
- Inner Walls = 2
- Outer Walls = 2
- PLA
Print "standing up" in normal use orientation. I did NOT use any supports with slight quality challenges at the top of the knockout circles and one strand of plastic hanging under the arch from bridging which left a small inconsequential void as shown in the photo. (You may want to use a custom support under the arch to avoid this). I wanted my bottom solid so I used 5 layers which resulted in no infill. Using 2 outer and 2 inner walls at 0.4mm/each give you solid walls at 1.6mm with no infill.
I printed this a bit faster than usual at 60mm/sec on my Sindoh 3Dwox instead of the suggestion 40mm/sec default and didn't really see any adverse effects. The slight layer shifting is much more noticeable on the photos than IRL, but my bed screws were also a little loose which caused this.
Category: Tool Holders & Boxes