cable stabilizer 3d models

Work in progress but should work to stabilize cables when the base is slid under the laptop and the cables fed through. ...The two slots are to allow for a velco strap to loom the cables and keep them more firmly in place.

my cables broke every time so i create this:

I recently attached this extra part, which significantly reduces the mechanical stress on both cables and the PTFE tube. ... To install it, simply drill an M4 thread into each of the two unused holes and secure with 2x M4x10mm screws, plus one M3x20mm...

... and forth movements would wiggle it loose. ...So while it was printing it would essentially unplug itself and cause it to randomly stop heating the extruder…This model is meant to keep the cable upright and minimize the likelihood of wiggling loose.

... sided Tape and "BAMM" it works. As always feel free to ask in german or english (but I'm not that active anymore, so may take a while) Edit: Cable I use is: "CABLETEX 5 Meter Oculus Quest 2 Link USB C" https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B08N6HRX9P

FOR OFFICIAL OCULUS LINK CABLE (may work with others, but unlikely) Modified version (original by AlucardWulf) to fit my Link Cable. I'm not sure if later S/Ns are different than what it was originally designed to fit, but it was very tight on my...

FOR OFFICIAL OCULUS LINK CABLE (may work with others, but unlikely) Modified version (original by AlucardWulf) to fit my Link Cable. I'm not sure if later S/Ns are different than what it was originally designed to fit, but it was very tight on my...

I took it upon myself to throw together a better solution that wrapped around the extruder stepper motor and provided some spots to tight the cable down to so that it didn't wear out the cables prematurely. Printed in Matterhackers PETG on a MK3s+...

I don't want to buy a new one or punish the manufacturer so I tried to stabilize it. After a few messurements (can add them with technical drawings if there will be a need for that), i sketched something thats (always should be) easy printable. Some...

I don't want to buy a new one or punish the manufacturer so I tried to stabilize it. After a few messurements (can add them with technical drawings if there will be a need for that), i sketched something thats (always should be) easy printable. Some...

I had a minor issue keeping my cable support stable on the Vzbot Printhead and found this simple stabilizer corrected the issue for me it is press-fit like picture shows.

This is for use with the VzBot Print head from F3D Racing. ...I had issues with cable support wanting to move causing z height issues for my Bl Touch so I designed this to assist in keeping the support arm straight it is press-fit as seen in the picture

I hated the wiggly Thunderbolt cable on my **MSI GS60 6QE** so I designed a simple stabilizer. You can add slim felt pads to protect housing against (possible?) scratches. I also added a SkechUp file. My print settings are down in the notes. **!

this is an alternativ to the heatbed cable chain many are using just use TPU, no supports required

This will protect the printhead cable from quick damage. Turns the cable to the desired safe angle. No any chain needed. :) It is Compatible with the Normal S1 & Pro & Plus! (Supports are not needed if you use the print position as in the...

Small piece to protect the usb-c port. ... Should fit on a ThinkPad Universal USB-C Dock (40AY...)

**Instructions** What You'll Need: * 3 meters of stainless steel wire (I used 7x7 1mm wire) * 2 cable locks * 8 metal V-pulleys with ball bearings (5x22x5mm each) * Some screws and nuts * And all the necessary plastic parts, of course! Assembly: ...

I made a stronger version of my original application so it meets my needs now. I have also included some pictures that show how I set up my printer. In these pictures, you can see the tentioner I'm using doesn't interfere with the pulleys and gives...

Get cables out of the way and not rubbing on the stabilizer body. Included is the guide itself and a spacer needed to mount properly. Spacer should be metal and you need 2 of them. Hardware is not included, but you will need 2 bolts that are ~15mm...

I designed this stabilizer to reduce strain on the frame after installing the HULK bracing. As expected, it also makes the rear acrylic plates significantly more rigid. I had to fix a crack in my frame using an acrylic plate and glue, and this rod...

designed for small tripod, cellular phone holder

I merged the Easy Print Cable Chain with the Z-Axis stabilizer (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2481705), tailoring both designs to suit my machine's needs. The result is a system that significantly reduces Z-wobble while maintaining an optimal...

I use PLA for Print this. ... Thanks for Download this Model ;) How I Designed This

Quick and simple remix to use on my own printer.

... Ender 3 components. You can then also use printable T-Nuts from here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3050607 Vertical supports added below bolt holes for easier printing, particularly in ABS with no cooling fans. Hot end cable hanger installed.

When working with the cables, you may want to first remove the metal shield of the rods, snap the holder onto the rods at a position lower than the upper case of the printer, put the cable(s) through the holder, and finally push the holder upwards...

I really like the z-stabilizer with dual-bearing filament guide arm on the left of my Ender 3, so when I installed dual z-motors with a second lead screw I chose not to use the supplied bearing stabilizers in the dual-z kit, but instead to keep my...

Fortnite BackBling Stabilizer

stabilizer render 3d modelling

... bottom of the bow and can be adjusted to suit the shooter's needs, providing a stable platform for better shots. Using a compound bow stabilizer can enhance your overall archery experience by reducing noise and improving stability during each shot.