Industrial Saddle Wall-Mount Air-Hose Clip
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Description
A plain block with a channel across its top and a single hole sunk into the floor of that channel — drive a drywall screw through it, drop the 5/8″ OD air hose in, and the fixing disappears beneath the hose. A slot cuts through the other half of the block, so a zip tie loops down over the hose and cinches it without ever crossing the screw. No side tabs, no bracket ears, nothing protruding past the saddle: a small, purely functional piece of wall hardware with a squared-off, industrial silhouette.
Design notes
- Top channel sized for 5/8″ OD air hose, with a little clearance.
- Countersunk screw hole sits in the channel floor with a 9 mm countersink, wide enough for a typical drywall screw head and hidden once the hose is seated.
- Zip tie slot is offset to the far half of the block, clear of the screw area; takes a common tie up to about 5 mm wide.
- Load order matters: drive the screw first, then lay the hose in and tension the tie.
- With a single fastener the block can spin before the hose is loaded — snug the screw down before fitting the hose so it stays square to the wall.
- Block is 20 mm long, 24.3 × 20 × 14.1 mm overall as it sits on the build plate.
- Prints as a single body; screws and zip ties are separate hardware.
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