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MODULITH 59 Under-Table Rail - 4W section
formerly GEN2
Shows the main printed body in its recommended print orientation - separate pieces (labels, accents) and removable print aids aren't included.
4W = 352mm on the grid (1W = 88mm)
| System size | 4W |
|---|---|
| Installed size | 352 W × 59 D mm |
| Print estimate | 45 g PLA · 1 h 56 min · 46 g PETG · 2 h 2 minEstimated with a Prusa XL, 0.4 mm HF nozzle, 0.2 mm layer height (too wide for a CORE One bed). |
| Connects to | The underside of a desk or bench (wood screws) and the top row of cases |
| Hardware | Screws to the underside with countersunk wood screws - #6 × 3/4" (19 mm) is the default; a 3/4" screw reaches about 16 mm into the top, so check the surface is thick enough - minimum 2 + 2 per 1W of section width · the hardware list |
All 4 sizes live in one listing - in it, look for 59-4W in the file list. Same file everywhere it appears; if a kit includes it, either copy works.
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Installation guide: Under-Table Rails
Technical details
STL file · 233 KB
Current
Works with this part
What this part needs, takes and mounts with - each link opens the exact size where the size is fixed, otherwise the matching family.
Required to use this part
One of these hosts
59 CasesFREETakes the top row of 59 cases straight into its channels - the rail carries its own drawer stops for that row; lower rows QuickLock beneath.
Takes a 59 case extender into its channels like a case.
Countersunk wood screws (#6/#8)PURCHASEDScrews the rail to the underside of the surface. #6 × 3/4" (19 mm) is the default; a 3/4" screw reaches about 16 mm into the top, so check the surface is thick enough and choose a length that cannot break through.
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Compatible alternatives or customization
QuickLock AFREECases lock up into the rail with their normal Left + Right pair; lower rows lock to the row above.