Fridge Door Shelf Clips
by schmarty, published
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Clips for a refrigerator shelf restraint.
I recently moved into a new apartment with a missing bottom shelf restraint. Thanks to MakerBot and OpenSCAD, I can finally replace it!
The hole on the left side is a bit more damaged than the right, so I created 2 different clips.
One fun exercise when creating this thing was modeling an M5 nut in order to remove it from the model later. I recommend everyone try it. :)
I recently moved into a new apartment with a missing bottom shelf restraint. Thanks to MakerBot and OpenSCAD, I can finally replace it!
The hole on the left side is a bit more damaged than the right, so I created 2 different clips.
One fun exercise when creating this thing was modeling an M5 nut in order to remove it from the model later. I recommend everyone try it. :)
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3D printing is great for replacing specific parts like this where you probably couldn't buy a replacement even if you wanted to. Also, I recently converted to OpenSCAD too!
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1. [Optional] Adjust sizes, etc., in OpenSCAD, export to STL
2. Skeinforge the STLs
3. Print!
4. Insert M5 nuts
5. Insert clips into door
6. Attach plexi/plywood/cardboard/what-have-you restraint with M5 bolts.
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3D printing is great for replacing specific parts like this where you probably couldn't buy a replacement even if you wanted to. Also, I recently converted to OpenSCAD too!