1U Shelf for TP Link Switch for 10" Rack - Free 3D Print Model

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mklements

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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A server rack shelf designed to hold a TP Link TL-SG105-M2 switch in a 10" server rack. This shelf has been specifically designed to work with the Lax Rax system.

The shelf requires three M6x10mm button head screws and nuts - two for the supports and one for the switch clamp bracket. The switch can be secured to the shelf by using either the bracket or the wall mounts or both.

I have only tested it with this specific switch but if you find that it is compatible with other switches, let me know and I'll add them to the list below.

Compatable With;

TP Link TL-SG105-M2
TP Link LS1210GP

Comment & Rating (25)

@wangcls

The router on the lowest 2 layers can be perfectly hidden using built-in dividers and external panels with M6x16 screws

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@superrad_dev

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@blownfg

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

fits great on a TP Link LS1210GP

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@mklements

Great, I'll add that to the compatable list.

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@user_3907165693

Just the info I needed, thanks for saving me getting the ruler out.

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@spuder

According to Gemini, the TP Link TL-2G105 has the following dimensions - 209x126x26mm - (8.2x4.9x1.0 inch). Hopefully this helps someone else wondering if their model will fit.

@nferna

@mklements how are you securing the switch to the bottom of the shelf with those holes? Im trying to search for pieces

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@mklements

Just with some button head screws and nuts - I think I used M4 button heads. Install them very loose, place the switch over them so that the head goes into the slot and then tighten them to hold it in place.

@user_2435745629

is this compatible with the sx105 (the 5 port 10g version)

@user_3132343344

A honeycomb version woule be awesome. Great design, specially loved that it's supported on the rear.

@user_3683373798

What fans are those?

@Prof_H3nny

I printed out the rack, I already have a Linksys SE3008V2 and don't want to buy another switch, but I've been trying to modify this design for weeks and I can't seem to get it. (No experience with drawing). I tried to add an ojbect in the negative space to make it work, nothing.