90 Degree Bracket

myminifactory

Hi Guys!\r\nI'm working on building a table for recording videos and keeping track of my 3D Printers. With family, two jobs, YouTube, and other commitments, I only have one hour a day to dedicate to this project. I considered drilling pocket holes to mount the table top, but ran out of time yesterday.\r\nDuring lunch break at my night job, I designed a bracket to save time later on. After downloading the model, I multiplied it by 18, spaced them evenly apart and sliced the file to prepare it for printing.\r\nI loaded the design onto an SD card and fired up the Geeetech Aluminum Prusa I3. The printing process took exactly 16 hours and 47 minutes.\r\nTo my surprise, the brackets were done right when I knew I'd be back home to work on the table - a mere 13 minutes ahead of schedule! They worked perfectly.\r\nThe 4mm holes are precisely located 1 inch from the inside corner. Although I mixed units of measurement in Tinkercad, it actually turned out for the best. One side is slightly thicker than the other, which ended up being an advantage. I placed the thicker side against the 2x4's, where longer screws and more pressure are applied when attaching the top.\r\nCheck out my video at https://youtu.be/8Nps8gp_1xQ