(BETA) Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP vertical desk (d = 30,5mm) mount
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Only tested with this interface: Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP. All holes measure roughly 3mm. Thickness of desk: 30,5mm
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WARNING
This is a rough first design of a vertical desk mount for the Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 DSP audio interface. It's also meant to be screwed into the desk - if you decide afterwards to remove it the holes are left.
If you remove screws from your audio interface, you operate at your own risk. You may damage the device and risk electrical shocks.
The mount was originally intended for my personal use but maybe someone else can profit from this too. Your desk must also have a thickness of 30,5mm.
This is the first rough design of the mount. Both sides measure slightly different hole-positions (at least it seems like it), I guess the height difference is about 1mm across the interface. The model only features one hole per side for the desk screws (on the underside) but you can drill two top screw holes for additional security as I did. Yes - it would be easier if this was done in the software but right now I do not have the time for further design development.
The right mount is my first version and the left mount is my second version. There is a slight design change between the two but it isn't drastical. The measurements are not 100% perfect. It fits but as the title states it - it's a beta version.
What you'll need:
- 4x M3 screws (not much larger than the original ones) which you screw into the two top screw holes and the two side screw holes shown in the images.
- 2x (or 4x) "wood" (?) screws with a diameter of 3mm (or you use bigger screws as I did but then you'll have to drill into the piece)
If you have further questions, please let me know.
Printed with the Prusa Mini+ and PLA.
Print time was 6hrs for me.