Mount for Filament Buffer on Ikea Lack

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UPDATE NOTE: After trying this out, I've made some changes. I want to move the buffer further away from the table leg so that the tubing can have a smooth curve leading up to the MMU. I also wanted to angle the entire buffer slightly to ensure the tubing between the buffer and MMU is one smooth curve instead of any wavy curves that will increase friction on the filament path. The new version is called BufferMountAngled. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The original mount for 3DWatsch's Airtight Filament Buffer wasn't efficient enough for me since my filament feeds in from above the printer instead of below it. I wanted to mount it to the back of my enclosure, which uses the common Ikea Lack table. Check out 3DWatsch's buffer here! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3668570 This mount is designed to work with screws and 3M Command Strips. There are two small indentations that are sized for 3M Command strips, so you can use this mount without drilling a bunch of holes. Here is a link to the 3M Command Strips (Small Size) https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B000FDLFBK/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_nCBBDb0RJBSKH But might as well search for it across Amazon so if that link is out of date, you can still get them cheap: https://smile.amazon.com/s?k=3m+command+small&ref=nb_sb_noss This is a work in progress, meaning I am still printing this for the first time and the measurements might be a little off. I will update the part as I get it right! I designed this in Fusion360, which is currently free to hobbyists. If you would like to edit the item for your own use, please do. If you think it would be useful for others to use your changes, please share your changes by posting a remix. The Fusion360 file is an updating cloud-file you can access via this link: https://a360.co/2LxskHX And for the old version: https://a360.co/32hcvvA