Brackets for building a DIY shelf out of a 1x10 or similar shelf board. Designed for X1C print bed (256mm * 256mm).
*please note the slicer modifiers to make the bracket/screw part much strong
I wanted a shelf that could specifically hold my vintage gaming consoles, while also letting my 5 1/4" floppy disk storage boxes slide underneath. The available space on my desk was 24". The local home depot near me sells 24" long by 10" deep shelf boards for under $10.
This is the largest bracket I could fit on an X1C print bed (256mm x 256mm). It is overkill at 175g per bracket. I used $10 rolls of eSun ABS I got on sale (10 for $10). I printed with the following settings (see photos):
To assemble you need:
This was my first ever Fusion 360 model. Uses too much filament, but is sturdier than comparable cheap particleboard shelves from big box stores when using a quality piece of sheld board. Better than nothing! Cost to me: 340g filament at $10/kg, $9 for the shelf board, $4 for the screws. If you have screws and wood laying around, cost to you can be much cheaper!
Revisions:
V1 - Initial release
The author marked this model as their own original creation.