# mounting guide for 3D printing

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Jul 14, 2023

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I made a desk shelf mount for a USB power port.  
  
I created the extrusion profile in Cuttle, then imported the two pieces into Tinkercad.

I added some holes for screws, but ended up using some command strips to mount it under the shelf.

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