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10-inch eket rack

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 5% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 5% infill
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19.4 h
4 plates
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  • IKEA EKET 35x35x35 cm Cabinet x 1: I've used 803.321.14 – the one without a door or other colors will also work
  • 6U Rack Strip x 4: for example Adam Hall 61535B6

Description

This is my interpretation of the 10" IKEA EKET rack. All you need is a 6U rack strip (well, 4 to be exact) — no other tools or hardware required! If you can find a 7U rack strip, even better – but as I couldn't find one, I added a printable 1U strip, which works fine.

I used the Adam Hall 61535B6 Rack Strip which you can get cheaply from Thomann in Germany/Austria (https://www.thomann.at/adam_hall_61535b6.htm).
The printed parts fit into the grooves intended for the back, which prevent the rack from moving back and forth.

In order to be able to print it on smaller printers, I separated the pieces. The connection could be improved; however, it won't move after being installed and doesn't need to withstand much force, so I didn't bother.
Once you have assembled the parts for all four corners (two pieces each), you can simply slide in the rack strips (the printed 1U at the bottom, 6U on top ). Then assemble the cover pieces (if you have a door, use the piece designed for the door so that the pin for the closing mechanism fits) with the smaller connectors and slide them in at the front of the rack strips. You should now have one piece for the right side and one for the left, which you can slide into the EKET and push into the grooves on the back. Done!

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