3d printed cord lock

the original lock of this cheap top case broke after around 10 uses (plastic pulled appart) this one might be a bit less easy to use but I modeled it like a tank using a tiny metal lock.the thickness doesn't only make the part strong, but also makes...

I required a lock when I replaced plain cord with 4mm bungy cord on my waterski boot. The lock proved handy when a temporary lock was needed while tightening down the bungy. It's designed for adjusting non-essential things, but it may LET GO if a...

This is a simple lock box to that keeps your extension cord connected to another so no one walks off with your extension cord from a work site or home. ...pretty strong at 75-85% infill.

This is a lock designed to prevent the power extension cord from detaching from the hedge cutter, leaf blower, or grass mower.

Hi friends I bring you a design of a skull than you can use has cord locks in all your equipment or has a hair bun.

I designed a basic device for locking rope within rotating systems. This unit accommodates ropes with diameters ranging from 4 to 6 millimeters. ... I'm glad I could share this with you.

<p>use the <a href="https://www.printables.com/model/302025-pull-bead">Pull bead</a> for single end stops.&nbsp;</p>

High-Quality Lock Pendant 3D Print Model Optimized for Efficient Production Lock Pendant 3D Print Design by KTkaRaj, a masterpiece designed with precision, crafted to impress. Dimensions: • Width: 26mm - perfect balance • Height: 26mm - sleek and...

The inserted side of the Plunger also has little nubs that you'll need to force through, which will catch once fully inserted, preventing the plunger from exiting.Other optionsTo be perfectly honest, there are better designs out there, but I wanted...

I'm designing an experimental 3D printed spindle lock for the Craftex CT129 Mill owned by my brother and I so that we can lock the spindle when broaching parts on the mill. NOTE: This can also be turned on the lathe. Ask and I'd post 2D dxf files...

This is a simple cord lock designed for the HTC Vive Deluxe Head strap. If you have one of the newer HTC Vives, the triple cord setup differs significantly from the original and tends to shift around uncomfortably as it constantly rubs against your...

I made some key adjustments to the elastic strap, adding pins to lock it in place with ease, eliminating the need for sewing. ...I also lengthened it by 1mm, making it slightly easier to set A4 foil in place.

I got tired of the stock cord lock not fitting the machine side and falling off. Heres my solution, i took a picture of the one that came with it and made width changes in fusion 360. I added a circle cutout on each end so the cords set firmly inside...

I couldn't get a cord lock that would work with this really slippery and tiny shock cord I have. made one that has 3 holes. I used the teeth from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4326490/files Thingiverse wouldn't let me add it as a remix...

It uses this cord: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L9UGACW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1 and two disk magnets 3/4" x 1/8". EDIT: Magnets are more like this: https://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=DB2 Also added a STEP...

It uses this cord: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L9UGACW/ref=oh\_aui\_detailpage\_o00\_s00?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1 and two disk magnets 3/4" x 1/8". EDIT: Magnets are more like this: https://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=DB2 Also added a...

It grips just as well as commercial cord stops on cords like shoelace, but when using something more compressible like yarn (as in the pictures) it's only tight enough to prevent accidental slipping. Holes are 5mm diameter, but the inner part...

It grips just as well as commercial cord stops on cords like shoelace, but when using something more compressible like yarn (as in the pictures) it's only tight enough to prevent accidental slipping. Holes are 5mm diameter, but the inner part...

This is a handy device I came up with to keep the USB cord snug against the control box, so I don't lose connection in the middle of a print like it's happened before. It uses this cord:...

This clip/lock/whatever keeps plug and socket connected. The drawback is of course that there is no more predetermined breaking point and stumbling over the cable will likely result in the camera and tripod tripping over. In anycase you might...

Simply, print in place with no supports; gently open and close to break apart and loosen it up.

The teeth on the bottom are not generally seen in these types of cord locks and represent the combination of line lock technology from two different common solutions. ... Free to use as you please, although I enjoy seeing likes or comments if this...

The force required to release the rope is around 1-2kg depending on the materials used, similar to commercially available cord stops.PrintingThis design relies on the flexibility of the material used, so PLA and fiber filed materials will probably...

The amount of force needed to release the rope is approximately 1.0-1.8kg, similar to that required by other mass-produced cord stops. To print this design, use a printer capable of producing PETG or nylon with supports in place. Due to its reliance...

User interface displays locking mechanism weighing in at precisely three and a half ounces.

modeled around springs I had (OD18mm ID15.5mm L07mm)

A personalized, entirely printable 3D cord stopper is provided for your backpacks, sleeping bags, and other items with nylon cords. Customize the SCAD file or simply adjust size, strength, and circle spring number (1 or 2) with grippy teeth on one or...

Design House Stockholm's Cord Lamp is available as a 3D model by Design Connected. This model is part of their extensive collection that features over 6500 exclusive furnishings. To explore more mid-century icons, contemporary classics, and designer...

Since I couldn't find an effective way to secure the string to my head, I created these cord locks myself. To use them, simply insert 1/2-2/3 of a spring from a ballpoint pen and it should provide ample tension to keep your mask firmly in place on...