LED strip holder for "wire shelfs"

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I picked up some affordable LED-Strips with a USB cord from the gigantic online marketplace everybody knows. Since all my 3D printers are stored on those wire-shelves (if there's a better name for them, let me know) because I like having the spools one shelf above the printer and can easily route the filament through, I designed a bracket that clips onto the 5mm wire which holds each shelf. It can rotate and will stay in place just by clipping it onto the shelf - but just to be sure, I added some holes for 2.6mm zip ties (that's the standard size in 3D printers) to secure them - and no, you don't need a zip tie on each "foot". Each foot is 100mm long so you can simply print as many as you need for your LED strip length (as long as it's a multiple of 100mm). The cable should be secured with zip ties (the adhesive won't hold that much weight) on the side - see the picture. There are also two files with "end" in their name - those are for extending the opposite side of the cable 10/25mm more - just in case your LED strips are exactly x times 100mm.