About this 3D model

This is, admittedly, a pretty niche solution to a pretty specific problem, but it works for what I needed. I was looking for a way to move my 24-port network switch off of my homelab wireframe rack shelf to make room for new equipment, but wasn't finding any ready-made solutions that fit in my workspace. The only way I could get the space I needed was to hang the rack and use vertical space. I settled on a wall-mountable 3U network rack from Amazon , but there was no obvious way to mount it to the wireframe rack, so I created this mounting bracket. Main features: Works with standard commercial wireframe shelving Minimal thickness to not interfere with usage of shelf space above Inlaid grooves to prevent lateral slip Lateral support to stabilize hanging cantilever load Pre-threaded holes for M5 screws. Can also use heat set inserts. You will need 4x M5 x 12mm (or longer) screws to mount the rack from the underside of the shelf. I used M5 x 20mm, and had 9.3mm sticking out the top. I decided to also create an M5 thumb nut to help cover the excess length, prevent snagging on any cables or wires I might be using on the upper shelf, and to bear some extra load and prevent screw slippage. I printed this in PETG with 6 walls and 25% Gyroid infill for added strength, but even my draft prototypes seemed more than strong enough to handle the 7 lbs combined load of the rack and switch.