About this 3D model

Boost Me You like the Design? Consider using your boost tokens to help and support me for free! - Want to earn easy reward points? Rate the print profile by going to the Rating link on your Profile drop down menu. - My own link is https://makerworld.com/en/@neocrisis/rating 10/14/24 I am no longer updating this version. I made a better version - https://makerworld.com/en/models/704043#profileId-633830 8/6/24 Someone asked me to make a mount that lets you remove the gun. At the time I created it I had no clue or quite honestly the interest to do do. However it recently occurred to me that on how to do so. The item randomly popped into my head. I created this design to use 2 parts - Wall Mount.stl - attach to wall using double sided tape, Velcro or screws. - Cover Plate.stl - remove this to allow you to remove the gun 2019 I have a NES Zapper and I wanted a way to mount it onto my wall. Here is my design for it. I think i used a .3mm layer height with a 10% cubic infill. Right now, I plan to simply use command strips to mount the mount onto the wall. In the future I do plan to make more edits to the design to allow for more area for strips or maybe screws Printing I flipped my design upside down in Cura, meaning the the bar that crosses the gap is facing upward. If you look at the attached picture, you may want to change the Z axis (see image) width to a little bit shorter. Its currently at 1.75 inches. I made it this width because my zapper has an attachment on it, which increases its overall width. Once Completed. At the bottom of the mount, there is a cutout for the cord, simply insert the cord through the big opening in the back. You should not have any issues. I am the owner of https://www.neocrisis.com