Can you make a bracket for any device?

Tell us the device and where you want it. We say plainly if this is a good match for it.

What if I am renting and cannot drill?

Say so. Some mounts can grip with adhesive strips instead of a screw, depending on the weight and surface.

Does a metal bracket work better for a router?

No, for some routers. Several router makers warn that metal near the antennas can interfere with the signal. A plastic bracket is the safer choice there.

Do you charge just to look at my spot?

No. Sending us the details and getting a plan back does not cost anything.

Get a bracket made for your spot

A camera, a router, or a small device that needs a spot on the wall. Tell us about the device and the wall. We point you to the right kind of bracket.

L bracket

Measure the space each leg has to cover, then the screw you plan to use. We make it to the sizes you give us.

First leg40.0 mm

How long the flat leg is.

Second leg40.0 mm

How long the upright leg is.

Width25.0 mm

How wide the bracket is.

Thickness4.0 mm

How thick each leg is. Thicker is stronger.

Screw hole size4.2 mm

The hole your screw passes through.

Holes per leg1

How many screw holes on each leg.

Material

PETG is great for workshop parts, car accessories, garden gear, anything that gets stressed or lives outside.

What is this for

Quantity

What we can make

A wedge that angles a video doorbell
Turns the camera toward your walkway instead of the street or a neighbor's yard.
Read the guide
A no drill mount for renters
Holds a camera or small device in place without a hole in the wall.
Read the guide
A wall mount that keeps a router's vents clear
Grips the edges of the router and leaves its air vents open.
Read the guide

How it works

1Tell us what you are mounting and where.
2Send your device's size, or a link to it, and any wall details.
3A person looks and plans a bracket for that exact spot.
4You see a price before anything is printed.

What we need from you

What you are mounting, and its brand and model if you know it
The size of the device, or a link to its spec page
What kind of wall or surface it mounts to
A photo of the spot, if one helps explain it

Materials

Most brackets use PLA. A bracket that holds real weight or lives outside can use PETG instead.

See the full materials page

Common questions

Can you make a bracket for any device?: Tell us the device and where you want it. We say plainly if this is a good match for it.
What if I am renting and cannot drill?: Say so. Some mounts can grip with adhesive strips instead of a screw, depending on the weight and surface.
Does a metal bracket work better for a router?: No, for some routers. Several router makers warn that metal near the antennas can interfere with the signal. A plastic bracket is the safer choice there.
Do you charge just to look at my spot?: No. Sending us the details and getting a plan back does not cost anything.