Flush mount 2X3 leg brace

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<p>Flush mount 2X3" leg brace designed to be mounted facing in from the outer edge of the table/cabinet or facing out from an internal pedestal. Initially designed for mounting under a wooden virtual pinball cabinet controller.</p> <p>Not sure I'd want to stand on a table held up by 2X3s but it's built like a tank and should hold up fairly well under normal use.</p> <p>Done up in tinkercad so the design's alignments are a bit rough but it has the exact functionality I wanted.</p> <p>Images are of the V2 file. The V2 version has slightly lower side tabs which fits flush against the height of a 1X3 + 1/2" plywood.</p> <p>Bolt holes (X5) designed for 1/4" carriage bolts but the square inset for them wouldn't affect a standard flush bolt head. That said, the carriage bolts worked quite well for this application.Carriage bolts secured with standard nuts + a wide(ish) flat washer and a lock washer.</p> <p>Main body of the brace secured with wood screws on bottom and side.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><h3>Category: DIY Summary</h3> <p>Flush mount 2X3" leg brace designed to be mounted facing in from the outer edge of the table/cabinet or facing out from an internal pedestal. Initially designed for mounting under a wooden virtual pinball cabinet controller.</p> <p>Not sure I'd want to stand on a table held up by 2X3s but it's built like a tank and should hold up fairly well under normal use.</p> <p>Done up in tinkercad so the design's alignments are a bit rough but it has the exact functionality I wanted.</p> <p>Images are of the V2 file. The V2 version has slightly lower side tabs which fits flush against the height of a 1X3 + 1/2" plywood.</p> <p>Bolt holes (X5) designed for 1/4" carriage bolts but the square inset for them wouldn't affect a standard flush bolt head. That said, the carriage bolts worked quite well for this application.Carriage bolts secured with standard nuts + a wide(ish) flat washer and a lock washer.</p> <p>Main body of the brace secured with wood screws on bottom and side.</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong> Creality</p> <p><strong>Printer:</strong> Ender 3</p> <p><strong>Rafts:</strong> No</p> <p><strong>Supports:</strong> No</p> <p><strong>Resolution:</strong> .2</p> <p><strong>Infill:</strong> 25% Gyroid</p> <p><strong>Filament:</strong> Generic from Waterbird PLA Grey<br/> <strong>Notes:</strong></p> <p>Printed @ 200/45C on Creality magnetic bed surface.</p> <p>Tolerances were specifically measured against what my printer was producing so you may want to slice off a few key pieces (like the top 2-3 mm to check against a physical 2X3 and/or maybe one of the carriage bolt inserts) in order to print them off to check for fitment and adjust accordingly before committing to a 20 hour print / brace.</p> <p>Shouldn't require any supports.</p>