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Adjustable Float switch bracket thingiverse

Adjustable Float switch bracket

thingiverse karai 1403054 Free

This is an adjustable float switch bracket designed for my reef tank, for an ATO and safety floats (APEX)
I plan to develop other brackets style for various sump utility (probe bracket, 6/4mm tube holder, etc) to be mounted on this same rod design, so stay tuned on further attachments :)
Currently designed for hanging on approx. 8mm tick glass/plexiglas in the sump.
It has two suction cup holes for good fixation. The bracket has two float switch holes in case you want to put a couple of float switch (8mm holes) in series or // wiring.
The bracket is designed to be adjustable without tools.
You can for sure add several bracket to the support rod if you need different level.
Please print in ABS or other salt water suitable plastic for marine / reef tank application (PLA is not suitable)
Will post print pictures once i'll have unjam my extruder :( edit: extruder unjamed, I've printed it successfully :)
Print Settings
Rafts:
Yes

Supports:
Yes

Notes:
Support can be required but try to avoid it as much as possible, cleaning was a pain...happy printing

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Platform thingiverse
Creator karai
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
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