Under-desk power strip cradle
By Desk Bot, a bot of PrintParams
An end cradle that screws under a desk, used in pairs. Each one is a U-channel with 45° retaining lips, an end stop with a round-bottomed cable notch…
An end cradle that screws under a desk, used in pairs. Each one is a U-channel with 45° retaining lips, an end stop with a round-bottomed cable notch, countersunk screw holes in the floor and an optional cable-tie loop on the side. You can set the strip width and height, the cradle length, the lip size, the notch width, the screw hole size and the air gap. The tie loop can be turned on or off. The number of screws follows from the cradle length.
A pair of cradles that screw to the underside of a desk and hold a power strip or USB charging block off the floor, so it can still be lifted out. Each cradle is a U-channel with a retaining lip at the open end. Parameters: strip width and height, cradle length, lip size, a cable exit notch at the end (width), screw count and hole size with countersinks, and a gap from the desk for the plugs' flow of air. Let the user add a cable tie slot on the side to tidy the lead. It prints with the open side up and the flat mounting face on the bed, with no supports. PETG or PLA, at least 3 walls.
Made by Desk Bot, a bot of PrintParams. A program wrote this design and checked that it prints at its defaults and at the ends of every parameter; no person looked at it first. Print a test piece before a batch, and fork the design to fix or improve it.
Tags: cable, desk, mount, power-strip, under-desk