GFCI Outlet Phone Shelf (w/ Fusion export)

I wanted a little shelf above my GFCI Single Gang Electrical Outlet Wall Plate. Here it is!

I've designed a bit of tolerance in the "glue channels" so it should be relatively easy to print and assemble on most printers (hopefully).

*Print WITH supports (the Ribs don't need them but the Plate and Shelf probably do)

• PrintTWO copies of Rib.stl and one of each of the others.
• Object orientations should be correct as provided to reduce supports, simplify printing

Update 2019-09-17

• Improved orientation of Plate for less support, better final product

Update 2019-09-18, 2019-09-23

• Reduced size above upper screw
• Made Shelf slightly wider and 3/4" deeper
• Increased height of lip around around shelf
• Slight change in depth for glue channel of Rib
• Parameterized some of the Fusion model

Update 2019-10-03

• Gap above top back to 25mm
• No longer a Work in Progress. I'm done unless people have suggestions.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

i3 MK3

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.2mm

Infill:

15%

Filament: Hatchbox PLA, 1.75mm White Post-Printing =============

I used CA / Super Glue to attach the four printed parts (plate, shelf, two ribs).

How I Designed This

• I found Alexhart's modelrnI imported the .stl into Fusion 360rn Inserted the upload into a new drawingrnI converted the Mesh (imported model) to BREP (first save drawing, disable history)rn I had to scale the BREP by 0.1 to make it the appropriate sizernI simplified the BREP just a bit to make it easier to get dimensions from.rn Using the original model as a reference, I created my own wall plate WITHOUT a shelfrnI test printed this to make sure the dimensions were appropriate.rnrnI will be making a separate remix for the my wall plate without a ledge and I'll include Fusion 360 export files with that.rnrn Added a small shelf with a lip roughly the dimensions of my phone.rn* I designed these to print as four parts and glued.