April 3, 2022
Description
Do not hesitate to ask for different lengths if the ones already uploaded do not suit your project!
I was looking for a rail to mount a led light strip on, so it would light up the wall, but not blind me. I could not find exactly what I was looking for, so I designed this.
I used a triangular shape to cover the led strip and stopping it from blinding you, while still looking quite nicely under the shelf.
Includes a "hook" to hold the ledstrip-connector in place, so the weight of the cable does not pull off the led strip over time.
Includes 4.5mm screwholes. 3 per section. This might be (actually is) a bit overkill, but use as many as you want.
Fits up to 14mm wide led strips.
Sections slide into eachother so they should line up perfectly.
Print one left and one right section, plus as many middle sections as you need. Each section is 19cm when connected together. I may make some different section lengths in the future. Designed this for a 190cm Ikea Lack wall shelf.
The triangles on the outer sides are closed off. On the middle section I left them open.
You could open the outer sides as well, so you can run some cables through them!
I also included a little test section, so you can test it without the need of printing the whole 19cm. I used it to see if the sections would actually slide together.
Printing:
0.2mm layers. No supports needed, but some decent bridging may be required or the connecting pieces may not fit well enough.
*Update 1, 2-4-2022
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
I3 MK3S
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
10
Filament: Real filament PLA / PETG Black
Notes:
0.2mm layers. No supports needed, but some decent bridging may be required or the connecting pieces may not fit well enough.
Print with the screwholes on the printbed and the triangle pointing up.
Clean out the slots for the "connectors" so all the parts you print can slide together.
Inventor Pro 2018
Category: Electronics
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
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