Shelf for UPS CyberPower BRG1500AVRLCD (with Fusion 360 export)

prusaprinters

I wanted a shelf to put atop my CyberPower BRG1500AVRLCD UPS so drew one up in Fusion 360 and printed it out. Print parts in the orientation provided - you will one to print two or three of the legs stl. I suggest you use supports on the shelf OR rotate the shelf so you don't have a bridge that covers the entire width where the leg is to be glued into place. I've put in a decent tolerance so the pieces should be easy to fit together for gluing but be close enough to still glue. I've provided a mostly parameterized Fusion 360 export of the model Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 15% Filament: Hatchbox PLA, 1.75MM Red Post-Printing ============= Remove supports if you printed the shelf with them. Glue (I used CA) the legs into the slots of the shelf. Let the glue dry. Place shelf on UPS. How I Designed This This was a pretty straight forward model to design with one exception: The top of the UPS is curved and I wanted to retain this curve so the shelf would sit relatively flat. I used a Contour Gauge Duplicator to obtain the curve on the top of the UPS, scanned the contour gauge on my flatbed scanner (which will keep the contour gauge to scale), and then: Loaded Affinity Designer Created a 96dpi document (mine was 8.5x11, but that doesn't matter, the DPI matters) Imported the scanned image, verifying it was 8.5x11, too Traced the curve in affinity designer, verifying the width matched the width of my model. Exported the curve as SVG (selected items, no background) Start fusion 360, enter a Sketch. Import the SVG. It will be to scale. Complete the model. Category: Office