Anker Decora Mount

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Update: Check out http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1722394 for a version that'll fit perfectly on a coordinating 3D Printed wall plate. I've got a bunch of devices that need charging, along with several USB power supplies, and not enough outlets to charge everything at once, so I switched to using an Anker model 71AN7105 5-port 40W, 8A USB Desktop Charger ($24-ish on Amazon). However, there were still too many cables and loose bits floating around my desk. This holds the charger next to a single (duplex) outlet using a standard dual-gang Decora wallplate. It snaps into the empty hole and is held in place with a 3mm insert and a 3x8mm screw, though you could use just about anything to hold it in place. Note that I used the Leviton R52-PJ262 "Medium/Midway" wall plate, as it's a little larger than the standard one, and we need the extra room for the size of the power supply. Since the Anker power supply is not centered on the wallplate, there are two versions, with the charger to the Left or Right of the single outlet. Print Settings Printer: Zortrax M200 Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.19mm Infill: "Low" (minimum) Notes: This is about a 6.5 hour print, takes 24.5M (58gm) of filament, and produces a finished part that weighs 51gm. I used Zortrax "Ultrax" filament, and since I had a lot of it I used "light yellow", which is kinda ivory, though it doesn't match the Almond/Tan outlet and wallplate very well, so unless you have a good match you probably want to use a contrasting color instead. Post-Printing Press a 3mm insert into the hole. I use EZ Lok 240-M3-BR which is Global Industrial B435488, which cost more in shipping than they did in parts. Send me a SASE and I'll give you one if they are hard to find in your area. How I Designed This Sketchup With judicious use of a caliper, several iterations, and finishing with the Fredo6 RoundCorner tool