3D Printable Computer Generated Rack Suports Collection 3D print model

All studies were made with Polyester as it pretty nicely resembles Young’s module for 3D printed PLA as some of my research concluded. I highly recommend all models to be printed on the side, so that the printing layers won’t interfere with the structural rigidity of the support. All simulations have a minimum safety factor of 3. In the end please do note that these simulations don’t have the best accuracy and I am not to be held responsible for any structural failures, thus I present the computer generated MK1 and MK2, alongside MK3, a more classical approach:

Support MK1:

1. -Maximum load 100KG/per support. (apparently way more but I wouldn’t recommend)
2. -Uses four M8 (8mm diameter) screws, and 24mm washers.
3. -Has a additional hole for a M6 (6mm diameter) screw on the top, to secure the rack.

Suport MK2:

1. -Maximum load of 15KG/per support.
2. -Uses two M8 screws, washers might help distribute the load but are not necessary.

Suport MK3:

1. -Maximum load of 50KG/per support.
2. -Uses two M8 screws, washers might help distribute the load but are not necessary.