STL Files

Globe NSR Mounts 20mm STL

Name: Globe NSR Mounts 20mm STL
SKU: 14015
Price: 15.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$15.00

3D Printed mounting system for the EFL Designs Globe NSR 46″. The mounts provide a frame structure behind the coro to increase strength and allow mounting to various surfaces as well as provide rigidity to the prop after it has been slit in half for shipping. They are sized for 20mm conduit and there are two different styles of mounts to choose from on the Globe NSR; the box style mount features two vertical sections of conduit with horizontal braces and a more traditional cross style mount is available. The mounts are zip tied to the coro and the conduit can then be secured to the mounts using sheet metal screws to create a strong and rigid structure. The junction points are made using 25mm PVC fittings, tee fittings on the box style design and a cross fitting on the cross style design. The included bushings file allows a secure fit between the PVC fittings and the conduit.

Renderings in blue depict the box style design and green depicts the cross style design. More information below.

For those in the UK, the links below are where you can get the conduit and PVC fittings.

Link to Conduit

Link to PVC Cross

Link to PVC T Fitting

Note: This is a digital purchase for STL files and not a physical product.

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SKU: N/A Category: STL Files Tag: Metric Conduit STLs

As always we try and utilize stock zip tie hole locations as much as possible on the mounts. The box style mount uses many of the stock zip tie hole locations, but there are still a handful of ones that will have to be made. However the cross style mount can only utilize a few and you will have to make most zip tie holes. See the link below for more tips on making the zip tie holes.

The placement of the horizontal brazing on the box style design is entirely up to you since the horizontal conduit does not directly attach to a mount. What is shown in the renderings is simply a suggestion. One could easily locate them below the lower mounts and above the upper mounts and connect them to the vertical conduit using 90 degree elbows instead of tee fittings. Regardless of choice, you will want to utilize screws at on each side of the fitting and screw through the PVC and into the conduit to secure all fittings in place. Alternatively metal conduit fittings may be use as long as each span of the vertical conduit can still be one continuous section of conduit between the lower and upper mounts.

General instructions for attaching mounts to coro props, including zip tie hole alignment, can be found by clicking this link.

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