Holder for 10mm LED strips. Screw or Glue!

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A friend got a new desk, and needed something a bit better than the stock adhesive on the back of LED strip, which would inevitably be useless by summer.... So it's 3d printing to the rescue! Features: * Accommodates 10mm LED strips nice and snug. You can use 8mm strips in it. The curves protrude about 4mm each way so it won't fall out, it won't look as nice though. Feel free to remix it to suit though! * Grooves etched into the rear of the holder, should you wish to use superglue to mount these. They'll allow for better adhesion. * 2mm hole in the back of the holder. This will allow you to use small screws or tacks to mechanically fix it to your desired surface. Notes: * This is a small object. Best results are had by printing at 0.1mm resolution. Yes it'll take longer, but these aren't very big, and they'll have a quality finish. * Get yourself some clear PLA and allow the light to shine through, while giving these holders are nice low profile in your install! * Model has been positioned standing upright to prevent stuffups from overhang. You may also wish to print this with a brim for support. * This model was successfully printed with 1.75mm clear PLA on a Creality CR-100 printer with no heated bed, 210c Extruder, 0.1mm layer height, and no support structures. UPDATE: I made a new model with 1mm screw hole, so smaller fasteners can be used as well.