TPLink N300 2020 Mount

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<p><strong>FULLY</strong> parametric Fusion360 model to hold a TPLink N300 travel router (<a href="https://amazon.com/gp/product/B00TQEX8BO">this one</a>) to a 2020 rail. Includes mount as well as a cover. These routers are a great way to get WiFi to an otherwise Ethernet board like a Duet 2 Maestro, which was the use case here.</p> <p>I wound up zip-ting the cover on as it was peeling away<em>enough</em> for me to want to do something about it. I didn't want to re-print everything just to add this feature with a design adjustment, but feel free to do a more proper fix. Should be REALLY easy to do though as the design uses only one sketch and extrudes different directions in Fusion360. If you do this,<strong>PLEASE</strong> remix this as I'd love to see what people come up with.</p> <p>Works great when powered off of an LM2596 24v-to-USB plug using the mount that I've remixed <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5630389">here</a>. If you do this, <a href="denied:ttps://amazon.com/dp/B01N6V6RQF">this USB cable</a> is a great way to mount everything close but get cable management for not much money (why are super-short MicroUSB cables so hard to find? That was the ONLY one I found). Short 6" ethernet cables <a href="https://amazon.com/dp/B00OJYZMFG">like these</a> might help as well depending on your setup. Might want a 9" or a foot-long instead however.</p> <p>None of the Amazon links are referrer links btw, I use <a href="https://shep.zone/code/short">this "extra URL fluff" remover</a> tool to keep links short and simple.</p> <p><strong>Print with enough shells so every layer of the tab is a shell</strong> -- you're torquing down on this part, you want the<em>maximum</em> rigidity here.</p> Category: 3D Printer Accessories