![[Laser cut and engrave] In line fan controller holder](https://image-res.xtool.com/resource/xtool/community/attachment/xtool-community/817ed61d-c019-42dd-b015-10880e0114b6?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_1200,h_900,limit_0/interlace,1/format,webp/auto-orient,1)
In line fan controller holder
Instruction
Information
I love my xTool inline fan, but I didn't want to put a hole in my wall or in my desk to hold it, so I made this holder that I can put a command strip on the bottom of.
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Instruction
Step1: Design 1
First, I measured the size of the controller and then imported it into XCS. Then, I added a border around it using the edit node function.
Step2: Design 2
Next, I subtracted the size of the controller and made a base that was the same size. Finally, I created a hole for the cord. I also duplicated the layer to add some height to the holder.
Step3: Material
For this, I used an old piece of basswood as it is only serving a functional purpose, but I would stay away from materials that are hard to glue.
Step4: Laser time
Now it's time to laser. Make sure that your settings match your machine and material. Also, don't forget your laser safety glasses.
Step5: Assembly
For this, you want to just glue the pieces together and let them dry completely. I would also recommend adding a command strip to the bottom so you don't ruin your table.
Step6: You're Done
Good news! You're done and won't have your fan controller fall on the ground again or ruin your walls or table.
