bracket.engineer

What is bracket.engineer?

bracket.engineer by Wes Bos makes one part: a bracket that holds a power brick, such as a laptop charger or a router adapter, so you can screw it under a desk, behind a TV or on a wall. You enter the brick's width, height and depth, and the bracket wraps around it with mounting ears on both sides.

The other settings are the body thickness, the number and thickness of the ribs, the screw hole diameter and count, the ear width, whether it has a bottom, and a keyhole slot so it can hang on a screw. You can also pick a preview color. The 3D preview updates as you change values.

Export 3MF downloads the bracket, named after its size. It is free with no account. The source is on GitHub without a license file, and the site says nothing about selling prints. It suits anyone tidying cables and chargers under a desk.

What you can make

• Under-desk power brick brackets
• Wall-mounted charger holders
• Keyhole brackets that hang on a screw

How to use bracket.engineer

1. Measure your power brick
2. Enter its width, height and depth
3. Set the ribs, screw holes and keyhole
4. Click Export 3MF and print