Simple PVC Servo Holder

In the making of a project involving servos, the moment came to place them, but I had no servo holder on hand. There were no special requirements (such as immunity to vibrations), and I just hate the idea of directly glue servos.

Rather than bothering to order some holders, I looked around to see what I had at my immediate disposal.

Here is a quick and simple servo holder, out of an L-shaped PVC profile.

Step 1: Needed Stuff

Material:

• PVC profile, L-shaped, a bit wider than the servo thickness
• Screws (I have some screws scavenged from old computer cases)

Tools:

• Miter box+saw
• Dremel
• Flat file
• Drill
• Cutter

Comments

[PeckLauros]

Well done!Thanks to share!

[EET1982]

Very nice. I'm going to use this to hold my servos for my college project. Just what I was looking for. Thank you!

[mr.incredible]

Very clever. I don't think I have ever seen "L-shaped PVC profile" Where did you find that? I can think of hundreds of uses for that. :-)

[diy_bloke]

I get it at DIY stores. Plenty of it available

[laxap]

Exactly!

[srah1]

Very neat and a great idea! In the last photo you attached the servo to something which looks interesting, is there another 'able on the way?

[laxap]

Absolutely, so please stay tuned ;-)

[ray74]

Great idea. It looks great.

[mazmoiz]

I liked the cutting jig. simple and effective.