Adjustable power strip clamp mount

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Clamp to mount power strips/boards under desks non-destructively (instead of using a mount that screws into the desk). Helps to organise computer cables, particularly for standing desks. Adjustable width to fit a variety of power strip sizes. Features: - Fits desks up to 25 mm/1 inch thick - Fits power strips 60 - 90 mm wide and 35 mm thick - Mounts power strips in vertical orientation to reduce interference with desk frames (e.g. standing desks) Parts: - Clamp, screw (large) and pad - main body that clamps to the desk - Arm - adjustable lower portion of the power strip mounting area. Raise/lower to fit different power strip widths - Screw and nut - fixes the arm in place. Nut fits into the hex nut groove of the arm Instructions: - Print two sets (1 of each part) to mount at both ends of your power strip - Insert the hex nut into the groove in the arm - Place the arm against the bottom of the clamp and pass the smaller screw through to the nut - Pass the larger screw through the clamp - Place the pad onto the ball joint of the larger screw. It should snap into place with some pressure - Place the clamp onto the desk and tighten the larger screw until the clamp is snugly - against the desk. Be careful of overtightening as you may damage your desk surface - Loosen the smaller screw and slide your power strip onto the arm. Push the arm up until the power strip fits snugly and tighten the smaller screw again Print settings: - Print as orientated - Layer height: 0.16 mm for smoother threads - Walls: 2 is sufficient - Infill: 15% adaptive cubic is sufficient - Supports: only needed for the hole in the clamp's powerboard mount area (see below). Easiest to use support blockers under the C clamp threads and let your slicer auto-generate supports for the this hole Notes: - I designed the mount to fit the variety of power strip sizes I had. If you have larger power strips (e.g. double row of sockets), feel free to let me know the width and depth so I can adjust the design to fit your use case

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