Choose your printer, add your hardware, and create a mounting kit.
The bay composer: select the exact electronics in your build - controller boards and power supplies straight from the hardware database - plus the rail length you have, and generate every mounting plate you need as one print-ready kit, arranged exactly as they will sit on your TS35 rails. Each plate carries the device's real hole pattern (heat-set standoffs for boards, safety-bounded counterbores for PSUs) and Partsmith's clip-slot interface for standard printable DIN clips - one to three clip positions per plate, scaled to its width, so a PSU-class plate never hangs on a single clip. Community-proven clips are linked with attribution below. Duplicate a selection to get two of it. Rails are ordinary bought TS35 stock; the layout tells you the lengths to cut.
Where a proven community part already exists, it is linked and credited here rather than re-generated.
More on how these parts are made: the About page.
Each configuration has its own page with recorded specifications and a link to the generator. Confirm your hardware revision before printing.
Designed for FDM and exported at nominal size. Choosing a material changes the slicer advice we show - never the part's dimensions - so keep shrinkage compensation in your slicer's filament profile, where it's measured per spool. Clearance fits come from measured fastener and hardware tables. Snap and lipped parts assume a 0.4 mm nozzle; print 3+ perimeters for strength.