cable spool holder 3d models

cable holder

After editing: The updated 3D print files seem to be somewhat better at this point in time I've adjusted the clearance to allow for more smooth rotation while limiting potential wire damage risks by ensuring two cables are utilized simultaneously...

You may want to remove any elephant foots from the clip to allow it to slide in smoothly. Wind the "inner" part to retract the cable. Pull the cable to extend it See the model in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr08-VtrzRw Cool video made...

For convenient storage on the go, I use a compact cable organizer that securely holds my network cable. ...The upgraded version accommodates cables up to 66 feet long.

Added a few holes to the actual spools. ...Saves a bit of plastic and reduces print time for one spool to about an hour for me from 1:30 before the mod.

... 3D printable modular spool. ...Allowing the user to wrap up variable lengths of wire. The design can be reused hundreds of times. The inner diameter of the spool is 20mm with the outer diameter being 77m. ...The width of the assembled spool is 20mm.

A compact, self-contained device consisting of a single USB cable wound onto a small reel.

Organizing cables is a breeze with this simple solution.\n\nIt's perfect for shortening or storing cables entirely.\n\nFor optimal use, it needs to be customized according to cable length - for instance, the average lightning cable requires scaling...

Easy-to-use layout - A cable-free experience - Prints directly upwards

Stand for the small spools of coord/wire typically bought from China (Spool outer diameter 55mm).This is designed for minimal height as my use case was a low drawer.Print the 2 sides and the 3 bars - each bar has its own connection shape to assist in...

A compact cable organizer to neatly manage your cables. Note: Verify the settings by visiting https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1980641 before printing. ...Print Settings: Printer: A8 Rafts: None Supports: Disabled Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 15% density

This 3D-printed spool is truly an awe-inspiring creation! ... Visit the Sigg Innovations website at https://www.sigg-innovations.de/3d-modelle-und-druckteile/ to place your order today!

Why would you need a spool? I dont know. I couldnt find any on thingiverse and wanted to put mine. Print 2 of those and combine them with glue.. ...

Same thing (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5426249) from ready4render, but to print it in two pieces to have a better finish inside the spool.Just print this thing twice and connect them. It will be a tight fit and you don't need glue or anything....

Here is the rewritten text: Cable organizer with a minimalist design for managing loose or excessive cables of headphones, USB devices and more. Fits cable diameters up to 2.5 mm comfortably. ... Print settings: - Layer height: 0.2 mm - Line width: 0.4...

A sleek, easy-to-assemble wire reel snaps into place with effortless ease, providing a streamlined solution for all your cabling needs.

This clever tool is designed to be versatile and adaptable, allowing you to scale it up or down to fit the specific length of your cables. For instance, if you're working with average-sized lightning cables, you'll want to adjust the size to 125%...

Cable reel for managing wires and cords up to 1mm thick. ...Holds 25-50 meters, perfect for easy use with manual grips or a battery-powered driver.

As it might be a bit of a hassle to manually thread all the wires onto these spools, I made a tiny pin that you can hook up to a drill or a screwdriver (check the pictures) and simply let it spin while threading the wire. ...Just print the...

I decided a basic yet effective cable organizer was in order for my Lenovo Miix since none of the ones available seemed compatible with my thicker USB cable. I created one that should fit all standard USB cables, but it was specifically designed to...

This design is specifically tailored for flat ethernet cables with a length of four meters. Printing this object requires support material! I tested it using PLA on a modified Anet A8 printer. PS: Take note that the file looks different from the...

It's frequently deployed in scuba diving to secure equipment, such as safety buoys. ...Handy for wrapping various types of cables and ropes. ...Ideal for compressing materials like council stamps made from a mixture exceeding 50 percent fill density.

To keep all my USB Cables tidy, I rely on my "Sense" 3d Scanner to neatly roll them up when not in use. ... Print Settings: Printer: MM1 Rafts: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: ...

5) Pull the cable to extend it See the model in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr08-VtrzRw Cool video made by another maker: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDxgWJDzl1M Model can be scaled to fit different kinds of cable sizes. ...No supports...

I designed my own Cable Tiry that was great, unfortunately it didn't work too well with thin flexible cables, so I found this one by 3DprintA18 at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3961897 Print instructionsPrinter: Prusa Model: Mk3S & Mini...

... be mounted to the bottom of my desk. ... The logic behind splitting it was so that A) you can print without supports, B) when the cables need to be removed, you can just unscrew the halves, rather than unwinding the cable, & C) makes mounting easier.

That's a little design I did to avoid the mess in my drawer with all the cable. I do the print in TPU with 10% infill, 2 walls, 3 buttom layer and 4 on top. ...More then that it's to stiff.

Carefully place the device over the cable connection, then fold it into a compact shape for easy transportation. When you're ready to deploy the sound system, simply unroll it and get set up for music enjoyment. ...The design files are stored in Pro/E...

... PLA. ...Support is required for part one only. Attach the handles with a drop of super glue. Loop the cable in. Connect part one and two with a small screw. 10.02.2017 I have improved the design. ...The new version V2 is more stable and stiffened.

I designed a little gadget to keep my cluttered drawer organized with cables galore. ...I printed it using my trusty TPU printer with an infill percentage of 10, two walls for added support, and three layers at the bottom to prevent sagging, topped off...