3d printed cable management

... the clamps, I recommend using M2.3x6 screws (check out this link: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/H5QnwNi). The holder was specifically designed to accommodate a standard 15x20 cable chain (view it here: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/bnwiTHMc).

Just press the Print button to start printing with our default settings.

Needs to be printed on the side because of the hinge. 

Permet d'accrocher le tendeur de câble a différente hauteur, pratique pour les gros Prints

I printed .15 layer height The hinge clearance is .3mm Print on its side so the hinge is vertical. I added supports just for the part where the hinge is, it snaps free easily, you may not need them. ...

A buddy stumbled upon the initial design, prompting me to give printing it another shot with SOFT PLA, along with some modifications. ...To prevent overtightening the screws, I opted to print the inserts in either PLA or PETG.

Remix of remix https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4362390 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4348784 Print flat with no support

Print in vase mode with PETG to be more robust and elastic (I do not recommend PLA)

Two of them must be printed, and eight 2.4mm-wide zip ties must be attached to them.

I printed my clips with PLA but the geometry is simple enough for you to print with any material you want.If you print the clips sideways, you won't need supports.Once printed, you can attach them to smooth (clean) surfaces using double-sided sticky...

Increase the strength of your prints by printing on both sides. You can snap the parts on and off as needed, no need to remove any clips - just slide them off and swap them out easily. ...If you've downloaded or printed this guide, we'd love it if you...

Used to allow room between tables.See also:Between-tables-rack-mountPower distribution boxKeystone to SC/LC converter

SCROLL DOWN FOR PICTURE :) size was too big... ... It's a really simple but effective print, works for me well. ...Takes about 60 min.

... is RepRap. The Printer used was Prusa i3 MK2. Rafts are not needed. Supports are also not required. Resolution was set at 350. Infill density is 20%. Notes: I printed in PLA and added Scotch tape, hung it under the table, and organized the wiring.

... on my printer. ...To overcome these limitations, I deliberately created a new design that is significantly smaller in size and incorporates strategically placed holes to minimize the amount of filament required and accelerate the printing process.

... if it is to be hidden, or finer detail for wall mounting in the open. ... I used 5 walls, made the infill fairly well redundant. Supports only really required under the screw holes that overhang the print bed,should be about 90 degrees in Cura.

Spade - Infil to add weight, no supports Letters - Print flat, already scaled to fit nicely in the embossing Star - Infil to add weight. Full print with 4x4x4 walls/top/bottom and 38% infil came to about 48g in weight. Glue in lettering and...

Attention! ...Double-check your workspace dimensions before printing to ensure proper fitment on your desktop surface, which measures 12.2 cm in length and width. ...Verify that your printer is placed on a flat area to prevent damage or misalignment.

Recommended print with 0.8 MM nozzle on edge, with grainiest vertical resolution possible. ...More details are in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTfquru2bK4&t=202s Recommended 0.8mm nozzle PETG

A place to bundle the extra wire. ...Late 2015 Sunhokey Prusa i3. If you print ABS and have the standard out of the box 12v power wire, run those separately or replace them with higher capacity wire.

... are similar but not exactly the same). ... I shelled the design to save printing time and keep same rigidity (or so). I also modified screwdriver clearances and added C-Bores for the screws. That's about it. ...Nothing special, quite easy to print :)

... matching them. To speed up printing and maintain rigidity, I applied a shell to the design. Additionally, I tweaked screwdriver clearances and added C-Bores for the screws. ... That's about it; nothing overly complicated or challenging to print.

... where the spacing between the hooks was too wide to my taste, though there is the original as well. ... I also took out most of the mounting holes that only delay and mess up the print. ... The Sketchup file is attached for anyone to adjust to taste.

Print settings are as follows: Each wall measures 0.8mm thick, which allows for two perfect perimeters when using a 0.4mm nozzle. The layer height is set at 0.24mm, ensuring a continuous layer between each of the hexagon perforations. No supports...

... <p>Here is the original. <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1363246">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1363246</a></p> <p>and</p> <p>Here is the original. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2499814 Print instructionsCategory: Computer

Print Settings Printer Brand: SeeMeCNC Printer: Rostock MAX Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 100% How I Designed This Using Openscad I imported the previous STL object from Matt Lang and then created the Openscad objects to match the...

I needed this part for organizing cables of my ethernet cables. I needed them to be screwed down. ...Thus, I designed it!

Securely fasten objects together using a strong adhesive such as double-sided tape and organize up to three cables by routing them neatly behind the device or through cable ties for a clutter-free workspace.

... cables. ... This is a better solution, it: - allows you to get your cable without unrolling them - avoid tangling - use gravity to guide the head of the cable to the appropriate slot - stick to any table without any screws or glue You are welcome :)

A simple clip that can be screwed under a desk or to a wall that will hold/organise all your cables and stuff. ... Very simple.