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LED Strip holder for Comgrow enclosure

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Publication date 2022-11-12 at 16:10
Design number 920696

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LED Strip holder for Comgrow enclosure

by DAR01

This is a modular design to allow you to mount LED strip lights to the frame rails of a Comgrow 3D printer enclosure.

Each module is 100mm in length and fits together with its neighbour using locating pegs at one end and locating holes at the other. The assembly is secured onto the enclosure frame with cable ties wrapped around the module and rail in the indents/channels provided.

Make the assembly as long or short as you want by adding additional modules.

The LED strip simply presses into the groove on the front with slight pressure.

Instructions:

  • Print the required number of LED strip holder modules.
  • Clip modules onto the internal enclosure frame with the pegs on one locking into the holes on the next.
  • Press the LED strip into the channel using your thumb. Note: You generally do not need to remove the self-adhesive backing for these to fit securely.
  • Cut the LED strip as required (using the cutting points marked on it).
  • Secure the row of modules to the frame at the desired angle with cable/zip ties located in the provided channel. Note: You may only need to use cable ties at the extreme ends of the row of modules, not on every intermediate module.
  • Secure the wiring - There is a channel running between the frame tubing and the module to run wiring in to make it neat and tidy and hide the wiring if required.

I used 24v LED strips so they could be wired into the printer power supply (via a switch) and operate when the printer is on only, but you could use a separate power supply if required:

24v LED Strip lights


Note: The Comgrow 3D printer enclosure shown in the photos is a US4-GGHZP (635x535x750mm) for an Ender 3/3v2/CR20 but will fit any enclosure with the same basic frame structure and OD tubing (17.5mm); you will just need to print more or less holder modules to fix together to fill the length of tubing required.

This will work on either the vertical or horizontal frame tubing.

3D printing settings

Print Settings
Printer brand:
Creality

Printer:
Ender 3

Rafts:
No

Supports:
No

Resolution:
0.2

Infill:
5-7%

Filament brand:
Any

Filament colour:
Any

Filament material:
PLA, PETG, ABS

Notes:
Orientation
Print with the end (the one with the locating holes) on the print bed.
Use a Brim to keep stable whilst printing
If using CURA, multiply the model as many times as you need to, and the Brim will keep them all together and stable.

Infill
I use 5-7% on these, but if you want use 99% to make them more solid (they don't need to hold any weight or have great structure though).

Scaling
If you have smaller or larger diameter tubing, just scale the model in the slicer to compensate. The model is designed for 17.5mm tubing as found in the Comgrow enclosure.

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