Waterproof Junction Box v2
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Waterproof Junction Box v2
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Craft custom waterproof * junction boxes to your exact specifications with this versatile Fusion 360 parametric model.
This new 3D model has the following advantages over the previous version:
- External screws: Water cannot pass through the screws thanks to their external placement.
- Self-printable gasket: The gasket can be printed independently (TPU or other soft filaments are recommended).
- Increased number of screws: A higher number of screws ensures a more resistant seal.
- 🆕 External holes for screwing the box to a wall
Customize every dimension:
- Height
- Width
- Depth
- Screw sizes
- Side hole size
- Dimensional parameters of the gasket
- and more (every field is documented)!
Download now and start creating the perfect junction boxes for your needs!
* Clearly, this box does not have any safety certification. If you want to improve its water resistance, I recommend brushing resin on the box or filling it with electrical insulating gel. Also, I recommend using a high-temperature resistant filament.
*** Changelog ***
UPDATE 8 Jun 2024
- External holes were added to screw the box to a wall
UPDATE 9 May 2024
- Changes have been made to the Fusion source code to improve component management
- Significant changes have been made to the lid, making it more robust and providing more space for screws
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Hey, buddy! You have a great model, thanks for it!
I would like to clarify, is it possible to make openings for fixing the box to the wall ?
Like on the screenshot
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Hi, I don't think this is the best solution to maintain water resistance.
However, if you want to proceed this way, you have 2 options:
1) Modify the Fusion 360 source;
2) Print the original model and then drill the holes.
I hope I've been helpful!
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Replying to @snakko
If this is not a good idea, how would you recommend attaching this box to the wall outside ? Maybe you can give me a better idea. Thank you.
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Replying to @Menfis911
Adding external holes to attach the box to a wall or other surfaces could be an improvement.
I'll add it to the list of possible future modifications and implementations for the model.
Stay tuned! thanks
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Great model
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I think the photo is wrong ;-)
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What makes it parametric? I don't see how to get anything but .3mf or .stl in this interface.
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1) Click on "Download or Print"
2) Click on "Download STL"
3) Now you can download the Fusion 360 source (*.f3d)
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Nice. Thanks! I made some caps and nuts and TPU washers for mine, because I am only planning to use one of the holes for now and it is in the back yard by a concrete slab. I used PETG and TPU 98a
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