IKEA Enclosure Wiring Channel

IKEA Enclosure Wiring Channel

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I created this wiring channel when I moved the electronics outside of an IKEA enclosure, and I hope you find it useful. The following parts were used: Printed parts: 1 each - Thing A 1 each - Thing B 2 each - Thing C Other parts: 2 each 3mm screws 2 each 3mm nuts Notes: Cut a hole that is 15 mm wide by 150 mm long for the channel; place it wherever you like in your enclosure. The channel should fit snugly and not move or rattle. Thing A and Thing B are held together with two 4mm screws and two 4mm nuts, which are inserted into Thing A as shown in one of the illustrations above. Two small half-round dome-type pieces (Thing C) allow a 4mm screw to counter-sink within these half-round pieces, covering any sharp edges from the screw. You can flip the entire thing horizontally with the 4mm screws on top or bottom; it's up to you.

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