"Fire Gone" Fire Extinguisher Wall Mount

A little wall caddy to hold a "Fire Gone" brand disposable fire extinguisher can.
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updated March 25, 2026

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I've got this little can of Fire Gone I picked for camping but I haven't been out camping with it yet, and it's just taking up space on the counter.    This should fit any cylindrical object less than 68mm though.   I printed in red, because, fire. 

Included are the caddy itself, and a little template for setting your screws level and properly spaced.   Nothing fancy, but it'll get the job done. 

Printing notes: 

  • I printed this straight up and down, and the keyholes and back cutout printed well on the prusa core one + without supports. (The STL file has the caddy and the template flat on the bed together)

  • 15%infill in Prusament PLA worked great 

  • Print Orientation is the same as the final mounting orientation (bottom side side down)

  • No supports required (on the core one at least..  Your mileage will vary, but they'll be tough to remove from those keyholes.).   

  • 15-25% infill should be more than enough

  • No brim should be required unless you're using some other material that's causing issues.

Installation notes: 

  • Use the included template to mark your holes before drilling your wall!  

  • Slots are designed for a #8 size screw (pan head, though a tapered wood screw will work)

  • Template is 2.1mm thick and can be used to set the correct screw depth for the final install.  Should be easy to fine-tune the depth from there. 

Designer's note: 

  • The original version of this was designed with pockets for embedded magnets, but I didn't have large enough magnets on hand to make this work for me.  That'd be a great remix if you're looking for something that mounts on the side of a stove or barbeque.   My magnets were just too weak to hold this (fairly light) can up, so I changed plans. :) 

  • Happy Printing!   If you have any trouble, suggestions or feedback, please send me a note.   

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