Anker PowerPort Atom III Slim Charging Hub Mount
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Mounts the PowerPort securely to a surface. All inputs and outputs stay accessible.
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Step two of clearing up the cable mess under my desk is this mount for the Anker PowerPort Atom III Slim charging hub. Nothing fancy, all functional.
My Design
The mount can be screwed into the mounting surface with three 4 mm countersunk screws. The PowerPort can then be placed into the mount. The fit is pretty tight and can vary depending on your printers tolerances. Once in the mount the PowerPort is held in place securely. The power plug socket as well as all four outputs remain accessible.
Printing Instructions
You should be able to print the model without supports, brim or raft. It should be a very easy print. Use your usual print settings, here’s what I used:
- Layer Height: 0.2 mm
- Infill: 15% (Gyroid)
- Walls: 4
- Bottom Layers: 3
- Top Layers: 5
I’d recommend using PETG for this print, though PLA or other should work fine too.
You’ll have to reposition the model on your build plate as it appears at the origin by default. If you know how I can make it appear in the middle of any build plate let me know and I’ll make the change! : )
Mounting Instructions
- If you're screwing the mounts into delicate wood, you might want to predrill 3 mm holes to keep the wood from splitting.
- Place the PowerPort in the desired spot and mount it with three 4 mm countersunk screws.
- Place the PowerPort into the mount and you're finished!
Exemplar in the Pictures
- Printer: Bambu Lab X1C with AMS
- Nozzle: 0.4 mm
- Print time: ~ 1 h 10’
- Material used: ~ 39 g
- Filament: Polymaker PolyLite PETG
If you give this model a print, I’d love to see the result!