Cisco SG-300 Switch Hanging Mount
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Bill of Materials
- #6 or M3.5 Wood Screw x 6: You can get by with only four.
Description
We were reorganizing the front room and I decided I wanted to hang my old SG 300-10 switch from the underside of a little side table instead of leaving it laying around. Using the 19" mounting ears wasn't ideal since it's just a hollow-core Lack so I figured some quick hangers that would let me put a few more screws in and spread them around would help.
This pair of brackets uses six #6 wood screws (M3.5 equivalent) and optionally the little screws that came with the switch (you only need one!).
What I did was put the brackets on the switch and use a little double-sided tape to position the switch exactly where I wanted it, then removed the switch and screwed the brackets down. After that I slid the switch back in and threw a few of the little black screws in to lock it in place. Worked on both this one and the SG 300-10P in the other room.
The model is built specifically to print as an even six walls thick, just enough to be strong without chewing up too much filament. I used some old PLA+ for it, but PETG may be better if your switch gets hot. No supports, but some brim ears are turned on and a squeaky clean build plate is basically mandatory.
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