Wall Mounts for products and items I use personally. Mostly Home/Kitchen/Bathroom related.

I wanted to hang my wooden pizza peel on the wall so I made this.
it's handle is approximately 42 by 13mm, so I made this slightly bigger. (46x14).

You should be able to scale it to fit your own, as most will be a similar proportion if not exactly this same size.

I put two screwholes in it as I often do, so that I could mount it in any orientation that gravity would allow, but I actually ended up just sticking it up with some strong double sided mounting tape. YMMV


The Model Requires supports, but its not much.

Pizza Peel Hanger

PizzaPeelHanger.stl

This is a wall mount for the WP-150, the Waterpik brand flosser. it keeps my unit off the bathroom counter and manages the excess cord.
I always remember to floss when I do not have to plug anything in or pull this thing off a shelf. It's just ready to go.

I designed this wall mount as my first project ever in fusion 360, to learn the software, so please understand I am sure it could be much better. any feedback is much appreciated.

I recommend printing it with 10-15% infill, at least 3 walls and 3 top and bottom shells
I used cubic infill and PLA+
I printed mine at 0.3mm just to save time. 

The screwholes are made for standard drywall screws, something I have a million of. You may want to edit them if you have a special screw you want to use, but its a big enough hole for a lot of common screws and you don't need to worry about them sitting flush anyway. They aren't visible when the unit is in place and the extra 'texture' will help keep your extra cord in place.

When inserting the unit, feed the power cord through your desired exit hole *first*, and don't be afraid to kinda manhandle the wall mount to get the unit into place. You will need to flex the wall mount a little so that where the power cord exits the unit will clear part of the wall. Just force it (flexing the 3d print, not your flosser unit), you wont hurt anything, and the unit is even more snug for it. then align the holes on the underside with the pegs and it should drop right into place.

Please let me know if it could be improved in anyway.

Wall Mount for Waterpik Flosser Model WP-150



Do you have a Lawnmower 2.0 by Manscaped and want to mount that thang to the dang wall? 

I got you!

Print this little guy right here and use either a screw or some double-sided tape like I did to mount it wherever your little heart desires. You can also mount it on a horizontal surface on the bottom flat face and it'll hold the trimmer up at a sweet 45-ish degree angle, but you'll have to use tape, I didn't put another screwhole for that.

This is for the Lawnmower 2.0. 
Yes, they are up to 4.0 or something now and my model is nearly 5 years old, but it still works great and I've only replaced the blade once (I do not use it daily, though). This is not an endorsement of Manscaped products. 

It may totally work for a Lawnmower 3.0 or 4.0, or other brands. I do not know at all. I can tell you that the opening is approximately 35mm wide by 30mm deep, so you may be able to scale the model and pull it off. Good Luck and let me know if you do, I'll update this description.

This model requires no supports to print. 

The trimmer is supported in such a way that the blade does not touch the inside in any place. This model will not dull your blade.

Try not to put it in a place where it will get full of water, I will put drainage holes in version 2.0. You could drill a hole in it if you have to.

If you read this far, please consider giving the model a Like and checking out my other models! Thanks! 
-Django

Manscaped Lawnmower 2.0 Wall Mount

WallMountManscaped2.stl

Check out this magnetic mount I made (magnets not included) for the Philips Hue Smart Dimmer Switch. 
The magnetically mounted switch/remote comes with a regular lightswitch-cover-sized plate, but I wanted to mount it on something more narrow. 

You can attach it with a screw or two in any of the offered holes or just use double sided tape and both will work perfectly fine. Requires two (2) 2x6mm Magnets (the same as you use for Gridfinity and many other projects on Thangs.com) that should press fit in, but you can use a little CA glue if you need to. Before you place the magnets, make sure they are oriented correctly: They will be opposite polarity, and you figure out which pole by placing them on the back of your remote and extrapolating as such. You can figure it out. Make sure you orient the little ridge on the back of the remote with the gap in the mount.


No supports required.

Philips Hue Smart Dimmer Switch Slim Footprint Wall Mount

switchholderHUE v4.stl

Try out this blue tape dispenser!

I used to work in restaurants, and so I always use blue painter's tape in my kitchen to label things and as a great general use tape. This dispenser makes it even easier. You never have to find the end of the roll and you can easily tear off a piece of any length with one hand. You must mount the dispenser to the fridge or wall with command strips or double sided tape. Let me know if you want a version with screwholes but I figure most people will put it on the side of their fridge. 

I will be updating this model as I prototype better and better "teeth" for the blade but it works well already, I just know it could be better. Let me know if you have any tips on printing really sharp corners. 

There are two dispenser sizes, 1.5 inch (38mm), and 1 inch (26mm), for different width tape.

Pictures show several versions, as I still use v3.0 in my kitchen (I dont like wasting stuff) but the files are all the most recent v4 model. The old versions were made in Sketchup before I learned Fusion360!

The models require supports to print.




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Models in this collection

Pizza Peel Hanger

Wall Mount for Waterpik Flosser Model WP-150

Manscaped Lawnmower 2.0 Wall Mount

Philips Hue Smart Dimmer Switch Slim Footprint Wall Mount

Blue Painter's Tape Dispenser wall mounted V4