Tripplite 20A server power strip wall clips-V2
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V2 Updated to simplify and strengthen the design similar to the remix posted. Print with the "legs" on plate.
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- Other House Equipment
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- Creative Commons — Attribution
V2 Updated to simplify and strengthen the design similar to the remix posted. Print with the "legs" on plate.
I had an old Tripp-lite 6 foot tall, 20A 24 port NEMA 5-15 server power strip designed for vertical installation in server cabinets that I wanted to use for my work bench area to provide a LOT of power outlets for projects. Since I had a 120V - 20A circuit in that area, it was a good excuse to finally use it. However, vertical orientation is less than useful in a garage.
I decided to quickly build a set of wall clips that I can screw to the wall and then clip in the power strip to provide an abundance of electrical ports within easy reach. For a 6' power strip, I would recommend to print at least 4 clips and screw them in to studs along the length. I used standard 6 x 1-5/8 gold wood screws I had laying around.
Once the clips are mounted, just snap in the power strip with the edge clipping over the front.
Print instructions
Category: Office Summary
V2 Updated to simplify and strengthen the design similar to the remix posted. Print with the "legs" on plate.
I had an old Tripp-lite 6 foot tall, 20A 24 port NEMA 5-15 server power strip designed for vertical installation in server cabinets that I wanted to use for my work bench area to provide a LOT of power outlets for projects. Since I had a 120V - 20A circuit in that area, it was a good excuse to finally use it. However, vertical orientation is less than useful in a garage.
I decided to quickly build a set of wall clips that I can screw to the wall and then clip in the power strip to provide an abundance of electrical ports within easy reach. For a 6' power strip, I would recommend to print at least 4 clips and screw them in to studs along the length. I used standard 6 x 1-5/8 gold wood screws I had laying around.
Once the clips are mounted, just snap in the power strip with the edge clipping over the front.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
FlashForge
Printer:
Creator Pro
</div>Rafts:No
Supports:
Yes
</div>Resolution:.2mm
Infill:
30%
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