Flush-Edge Bike Reflector Bracket
Created 7 days ago
Description
A robust, print-in-place mount for securing a 25x35mm front-facing bike reflector to a 12.5mm handlebar.
Designed for maximum structural integrity, the mount prints entirely on its side. This orientation aligns the extrusion paths parallel to the flexing motion of the C-clamp, ensuring it can safely snap over the bar without delaminating. The clamp itself is shifted flush with the bottom edge of the mounting plate, allowing the entire assembly to sit perfectly flat on the print bed without requiring supports.
Design Notes
- Glued Mount: The front plate features intentionally sharp 90-degree edges to perfectly frame the reflector while providing a flawless adhesion surface. All other exterior edges are softened.
- Hardware: The clamping mechanism accepts a standard M4x15mm screw and hex nut.
- Orientation: Prints as provided. The hex nut recess is oriented to bridge cleanly across the top flat.
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