Network cable guide for rack-mounted 16-port switch

I was inspired by Rheeno's Kabelführung, but the network switch that I normally work with wasn't a good fit for the plug-based design. Rheeno's design was made in TinkerCAD, and I originally started messing around with it myself there, but after a while of frustration, I decided that the easiest way to do it right would be to challenge myself and watched a few tutorials to finally learn Fusion360. After a lot of hair-pulling and eventual catharsis, here is the near-final scratch-made design. 

Attached gcode contains some optimizations for speed and quality, with some settings suggested from Priorifi3D (no affiliation, details here). I use ESun PLA+ (no affiliation).

Two 3MF files with these settings and an STL without are provided, along with a STEP file.

The print is optimized to lay with the fully bridged section flat to aid with bed adhesion.

Designed and tested to print without supports on a stock MK3S+.

Changelog

1/23/22 v3:

• More fillets!
• Thickened front to avoid issues with print sagging at the end.

1/23/22 v2.3:

• Increased bracing sizes.
• Cleaned up the model a bit maybe.

1/22/22 v2.2:

• Missed a fillet!

1/22/22 v2.1:

• Fixed new overhang from v2.

1/22/22 v2: 

• Fillets everywhere! 
• Adjusted the overhang on the top corner to make it more printable.
• Removed unneeded supports.