bottom bracket cable guide 3d models

In the 1st picture you can compare it to a standard cable organiser using a sticky pad. These kept falling off so I designed a version thats sturdy and uses screws. For this product to mount and work you need 2 M3 screws and a zip-tie thats <6mm...

Next, take the corresponding cables from your collection and match them up with the identified ports. Make sure they are securely seated in their respective slots. Finally, firmly grasp the cables at both ends and gently pull them until they click...

After switching to [this extruder mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4308050), my cables started dragging on my frame and belt, so I created this arm. ...Uses a 16mm M3 bolt and a v-slot nut.

I made a replacement for the cable holder on my MRP ribbon fork because packing tape doesn't make people want to buy a bike. ...I used a 1mm nozzle and .2 layer height.

This step-by-step tutorial will teach you how to expertly manage your cables for an organized and clutter-free setup. ...Follow the instructions carefully, and you'll achieve a neat appearance in no time!

Small part to fix the cable of the touch display to the enclosure when you mount the display on the outside.I printed the part with conical support (in Cura).

I whipped up a super simple cable management mount for my iPad Pro in no time. ...Now it's time to tackle the challenge of adding some reinforcements to keep everything stable and secure from the inside out.

Easy CR 6 SE Cable GuideV1 has a hard top edge and cornersV2 has a more rounded edgesV3 Is 4mm tallerif you like the clip please hit that like button and post a make pic :)

If the desk doesn't stand next to a wall, smaller cables might fall out of the groove.If your desk has a different thickness than the ones mentioned above, you can try scaling the model up or down. ...I cannot guarantee results but I'm pretty sure it...

Small part to fix the cable of the touch display to the enclosure when you mount the display on the outside.I printed the part with conical support (in Cura).

... holding the extruder/hot end loom out of harm's way. You can effortlessly use a small cable tie through the two precision-cut holes to keep the loom in its place if needed. ...This clever design requires only two M3 x 10mm screws for a snug fit.

I encountered an issue where my bed would occasionally become jammed when it moved forward due to the cables getting caught on the frame. To resolve this problem, I installed a ramp that prevents the cable from becoming stuck on the frame's edges.

I needed to safely store some 230v AC mains cables in my CoreXY printer, so I designed these cable clips. They are based on a basic L-clip created using OpenSCAD that I likely obtained from Thingiverse years ago; however, I am unable to locate the...

... spacers for each bearing, one to be placed on the internal side and another on the external side. UPDATES: · 09/11/2020 Add additional pieces to support your filament sensor: - Support Filament Fix - Articulated Filament Support - Cable Passanger

A bearing bracket is typically installed on a wall or floor and serves as a mounting point for heavy equipment, such as fans or air conditioning units. ...When choosing a bearing bracket, make sure you consider the weight of the item you plan to mount,...

Simple Guide for Running Wires Through Thick MDF Panels (13.6mm or 0.5 inches). To easily run wires through a back MDF panel in your 3D printer setup within an Ikea Lack enclosure, use this straightforward method. ... Three files are available to...

Fix the dangling wires in this guide right now. They can be "cut" to shorten them efficiently. Cracks will appear in the 40x40 beam when this is done. Print Settings Section Rafts: Check Yes to activate them. No support material will be used in...

... an STL file in LightWave. ...No issues have arisen, but it seemed like a potential pinch point. The object was printed raftless on a heated build platform; some filing of the hole was necessary, while the square around it served as a sizing guide.

I made it with three holes in case I want to later add a cable to charge my phone, power an audio interface, or whatever it may be. To attach it to my desk, I just used some hot glue and it has held just fine over the past few months.If you make one,...

... out the keyboard from its case while keeping it connected, this solution is likely to be effective. To resolve this issue, simply slide a thin piece of material under the ribbon cable to keep it bent, effectively preventing excessive flattening.

This cable organizer is designed to help you manage cables around your camera with ease. The slim design makes it easy to mount using a standard 1/4" screw. If you decide to print and use this, please share a photo of the result on your rig and tag...

The cable management system rolls easily across the room. I found the wheels online: http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id=39678110268 The plastic wrap I used is available here: http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=20892748696 This particular design...

I extended the spacer to include a mounting point for the cables.Look at the original for Print instructions and other Parts:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3386628

To prevent the HBP cables from jamming and causing my printer to fall off the Y platform during lengthy builds, I created a solution. It may require further enhancements, but it has successfully functioned for the past week. ...My design involves...

Engineered to safeguard cables subjected to excessive stress at their existing exit points. Features a broad foundation for secure attachment via adhesive strips, along with an inclined aperture allowing effortless routing of wiring without the need...

Cable management system featuring dual countersink screw-holes designed for secure #8 drywall fastening. ...Precision-cut perimeter allows for snug contact while enabling easy disconnection with a sharp Xacto blade if necessary to accommodate stubborn...

This cable management system securely attaches to the back of a desk using high-strength double-sided adhesive strips. Crafted with inspiration from an earlier model, whose origins are shrouded in mystery, this design has been fine-tuned for optimal...

I've made life a whole lot simpler by swapping out filament guides for 3D printers with direct top feeding instead of rear feeding. This upgrade reduces parts and eliminates complicated setup, making it the ideal solution to eliminate unnecessary...

I'm using a bondtech clone, which means the actual wire guide had an incorrect angle and was too short. To fix this issue, I took dimensions of the original one and created my own custom version. You can also use a t-nut to screw in, as seen here...

Humans use a two-faced cable to route a wire.