Tesla Wall connector Gen 3, Quick release wall bracket

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<p>A quick release interface bracket for the Telsa wall connector Gen 3, 3 phase version.<br>I'm not sure if it fits the single phase version, please let me know.</p><p>If you add a Plug and Cord to your Wall connector, you can take it easily to use it as a 3 phase mobile charger.</p><p>It was strong enough to hold the weight of the charge cable coiled up and hanging on it, plus me pulling on it. Used PETG</p><p>Screws required.<br>6G x 12mm Sheet metal tappers - For the Interface bracket.<br>Flie the tip off the screw, about 1mm or less, to make it a little shorter<br>https://www.bunnings.com.au/zenith-6g-x-12mm-zinc-plated-self-tapper-pan-head-sheet-metal-screws-40-pack_p2420136</p><p>8G x 38mm Sheet metal tappers - Wall bracket.<br>https://www.bunnings.com.au/zenith-8g-x-38mm-zinc-plated-self-tapper-pan-head-screws-18-pack_p2420156</p><p>Interface bracket = 271g<br>Wall bracket clip = 122g</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Print Settings</strong></p><p>Used PETG.</p><p>Use 10% gyroid infill. I tried 5% but it was a bit soft.</p><p>3 Perimeters using a 0.4mm nozzle. With a 0.6mm nozzle you could use 2 perimters.</p><p>Use the Modifier files to add solid infill to the stress points, as shown in the slicer screen shots.<br>Interface bracket. Add 2 side bars, a top bar and the screw holes.<br>Wall bracket clip. Add 2 side bars and the screw holes.</p><p>I didn't need a brim. If you have it warping off the bed try a brim.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Post processing</strong></p><p>Used a large flat blade screw driver to chisel out the infill. Needle nose pliers too.</p><p>Safety.<br>Always wear safety glasses when removing infill, sometimes it shoots off. When using sharp tools aim them away from your body.. :)</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>