Pinshape Logo - Wall Mount Bracket

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I printed out a beautiful Pinshape logo - but then what was I going to do with it? Instead of letting it slide around the workbench or end up on the floor, I decided to build a small glue-on bracket for the back of the logo so I can mount it on the wall! It fits perfectly and looks great behind my printers. I kept the design simple and support-free for printing. This design will fit any screw with a head 10mm or smaller and a shank no larger than 5mm. Check out the design drawings for part dimensions. After printing, use your favorite glue or epoxy to run two beads down each of the mount wings. Place it on the back of your Pinshape logo and let it dry before hanging it up on the wall. For mine, I used Gorilla Super Glue. Print Instructions: Place the wall mount with the screw hole and shank slot on your build platform and the mount wings up in the air. The wings are at a shallow enough angle that no supports are necessary. Keep in mind as your print moves from the base of the object into the wings, it will pick up speed. You may want to adjust for this if possible for better quality. Gorilla Super Glue was used on my mount. If you've scaled your Pinshape logo, you'll need to scale this wall mount as well. This will change which screw size will fit. My Pinshape logo was printed at its native size, so this mount is best used for that logo. Check out the Pinshape 3D-Printed Logo to print your own and incorporate it with this mount. I didn't create the logo in these design photos - just the mount used to place this logo on the wall. Use the link above to download and print off your own logo from the file shared by Pinshape.