Reddit mentions: The best fire extinguisher mounts & brackets

Get one of these and mount it above your printer.

https://www.amazon.com/Fire-Extinguisher-Ball-self-activation-device/dp/B07D42CXWV/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3I1OMGVF6W0PU&keywords=automatic+fire+extinguishers&qid=1556114984&s=gateway&sprefix=automatic+fire%2Caps%2C133&sr=8-6

It's an automatic fire extinguisher and will protect you and your home even when you're not there. Traditional fire extinguishers are great, but only if someone is there to use them.

Basically, it's a ball filled with ABC extinguisher powder. The ball it wrapped with a fuse and something like a firecracker inside. If flames touch the ball, it explodes, spraying the extinguishing powder and stopping the flames.

I bought this hook and it does more than enough to support a 5lbs co2 tank.

Amerex Fork Style Wall... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079SWC4Z9?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Just put one of these in the corner of the enclosure ;)

https://www.amazon.com/Fire-Extinguisher-Ball-self-activation-device/dp/B07D42CXWV

This generic one. Works really well. Have done some decent wheeling and no issues with looseness or extinguisher coming out or anything.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07888M9G8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_UtjlDb0HJD8DJ

[This one] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00002NC0N/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_zNXCzb7DA03M9). I just drilled it into the tranny tunnel.

Removing trim (not me, just the video I used): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sR6Hv_o3YcU

Mounting bracket: http://amazon.com/gp/product/B00002NC0N

Extinguisher: http://amazon.com/gp/product/B00002ND64

Used a combination of #10 and 1/4" pan head fasteners, fender washers, normal washers, and nylon insert lock nuts and it feels rock solid.

You could print a holder for a couple of these and suspend them over an enclosed printer.

A mounting bracket for a fire extinguisher would probably do the trick.

I have my setup on the outside of my keezer. I used a fire extinguisher mount and it’s perfect. Maybe get a mount and use some blocking on the inside to keep it stiff...hah stiff.

Kidde 408-368064 Fire Extinguisher Bracket, 5 lb

(https://www.amazon.com/Kidde-408-368064-Fire-Extinguisher-Bracket/dp/B00N4ZZBYI)

There's a little wick in the middle of the can. It has a magnet on it so it'll stick to ferrous surfaces and you stick it above your printer. If there's a fire, the flames will light the wick and the can will pop open and dump suppressant powder over it.

It's designed to work with stoves but it does just dandy for a printer enclosure.

Some people use these fire balls however they're not a super wise choice because part of how they work is they rely partially on the kinetic energy of them actually exploding to put out the fire and they throw their powder payload everywhere. The can models just dump straight down and they're more than enough to handle a printer fire.

It really was. The reasoning behind it is that the community center where the parenting classes were happening also hosted classes for elderly and disabled folk, so they put the fire alarms low enough that a feeble person in a wheel chair who couldn't raise their hand above their head could still pull it, if necessary. But they didn't bother to put plastic covers over the switches, because they were being cheap and, I guess didn't think of it.

My son was not the first, nor the last child in that class to pull the alarm. I was the only one who called 911 immediately afterwards to prevent the fire engines from showing up. But even for me, the whole building full of elderly, frail, disabled people was forced out into the winter rain.

I think after about 4 or 5 false alarms the fire department sent a nasty gram to the Community center telling them they'd have to pay for false alarms in the future. And then, finally they put plastic covers over the alarms.

And that was the last of the false alarms because babies really are quite stupid.