Made a device rack (builder) to stack my router and cable modem to save some space on my sideboard.

This "default" configuration can hold devices with one 40mm high one 30mm high (including tolerance > 43mm & 32mm). Maximum device width of the "default" configuration is 220mm + 5mm tolerance. But you can easily change the connector sticks to get the right size in your Slicer or OpenSCAD.
Default depth of an rack element is 30mm. With the short connector sticks you get depth of about 30mm + 30mm + 50mm (connector stick) > 110mm.

All parts can be printed separately or you can use the "all-parts-printable" file to print all at once on a 180mm x 180mm bed.

Source Code at https://github.com/andimoto/device-rack-builder

I'm excited to see some remixes ;).

Print instructions

Category: Organization Summary

Made a device rack (builder) to stack my router and cable modem to save some space on my sideboard.

This "default" configuration can hold devices with one 40mm high one 30mm high (including tolerance > 43mm & 32mm). Maximum device width of the "default" configuration is 220mm + 5mm tolerance. But you can easily change the connector sticks to get the right size in your Slicer or OpenSCAD.
Default depth of an rack element is 30mm. With the short connector sticks you get depth of about 30mm + 30mm + 50mm (connector stick) > 110mm.

All parts can be printed separately or you can use the "all-parts-printable" file to print all at once on a 180mm x 180mm bed.

Source Code at https://github.com/andimoto/device-rack-builder

I'm excited to see some remixes ;).

Print Settings

Printer Brand: Monoprice

Printer: Select Mini

Rafts: Doesn't Matter

Supports: Doesn't Matter

Infill: 20%

Filament: eSun PLA+ Black
Notes:

If the connector sticks are to small they can be adjusted in OpenSCAD or directly in a slicer.