u/SkunkOn

Hey,

I hope I'm allowed to post this here - otherwise: please inform me, I will delete it.

I transfered my 3d-printer into the garage, because of noise-reasons. Now he can print all night and day. But: It's cold outside, an so it is in our garage. So I built a housing made from scraps of Drywall, which I got from my neighbour. (Leftovers from his renovation).

It didn't has to be beautiful, so I mounted the brackets outside.

Thanks for watching :-)

Is it obvious, that I just installed a Solarpowersystem? :)

There was no specific clip available and my most uv-resistant filament is TPU, so I designed a clip. It is capable of carrying 6 x 6mm² Cable.

After installing panels on a roof, the cables had to enter between the first rooftile and the roofridge. Unfortunately the cables would have contact to the tiles, which implicates the danger of beeing damaged over the years. So, I had to design an entry without damaging any structural components of the roof.

I printed in TPU on a anycubic i3 mega s (which got for cheap a while ago), because it is relatively uv-resistant. Of course there are filaments out there mor resistant to UV, but they are harder to print.

Do we post the printables-link here?