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Magnetic Power Strip / Power Bar / Keyhole Mount

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A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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51 min
1 plate
5.0(1)

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Description

I saw what LTT was doing with their MCM system and thought it would be fun to make a DIY version of the PBK to I could cleanup under my desk. Currently using 2 pairs for a small switch and a power bar.

 

Printing in PLA provides a bit more of a tight fit and snap in place. ABS or others may require some fine tuning as it felt a touch loose with ABS.

 

BOM

  • QTY 2: M3 Heatset Insert (Length 4.5mm, Voron type)
  • QTY1: 20mm countersunk magnet - I purchase “40lb” rated ( I used https://tinyurl.com/3v4ep3x9)
  • QTY1: M3 Countersunk Screw - 10mm (for magnet)
  • QTY 1: M3 Buttonhead Screw - 10mm (for keyhole)
  • QTY 3: springs - I used 8mm OD x 10MM length springs (I have a file for 15mm length springs as well, max OD is 9mm)

Assembly

  • Insert the heatset inserts into the innie, one on top, one on the bottom
  • Place the 3 springs into the circles on the base
  • place the innie onto the springs
  • Place the Top over the innie and base, press down, turn the Top clockwise until the alignment bumps are lined up

Use

  • Place the button head over the keyhole, press the innie down and slide the assembly 

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