1U TP-Link SG108 (all variants, E or PE) 10" rack

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1U TP-Link SG108 (all variants, E or PE) 10" rack

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There are other suitable designs for TP-Link SG108, but I didn't like them; I designed one in which you can easily slide the switch inside the rackmount. The hooks in the middle tightly fit with the body of the device, and it keeps it in place.

How to print:

  • Printed unit with 0.3mm layer height (draft) and 30% gyroid infill. (I'm a noobie who uses a 0.4 nozzle).
  • Support is needed only for the opening; use paint-on supports the feature of Prusa slier and snug support.
  • You can place both hooks and the unit on the bed ( you need to place the unit diagonally like the photo below)

 

How to assemble?

The hooks are designed to snap fit into the space defined in the unit but depending on the print, material, infill, and stuff, they might be a little loose; simply glue them in place to be sure.

 

These hooks not only won't let the unit fall over from the back but also fix it to avoid moving, making it easy to take the unit out.

 

 

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