cord connector 3d models
82114 3d models found related to cord connector.
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The original blinds cord connector does not keep tightened well because it does not provide any snap mechanism and so can easily fall apart. The model parts snap together and keep the cord well connected. Designed for cords with ball diameter 3 mm...
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The String on my bathroom pull switch snapped in 2. It was quicker and easier to design and print this then go and find or buy one from a store or online. Hope it is useful. ... Just put the 2 ends in each side and tie a knot on each end and it will...
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I've struggled with broken roller blind cord connectors more times than I can count, which is why I took on this project using OpenSCAD to design a solution myself. You can now easily make your own thanks to my design. For further details about how...
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Print multiple connectors and cut the cord at approximately 70cm length, sealing the ends to prevent fraying. Insert one end through the connector's "short" side, tie a knot, and pull back. Repeat for additional cords. To use, wrap around an object,...
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Probably you want to melt the ends to prevent fraying. Poke one end through the "short" side of the connector from the outside, tie a knot as close to the end as possible, and pull the cord back, so the knot nestles nicely in the connector. Repeat...
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Human adjusts the plastic "balls" of the pull cord by reconnecting them when the cord has been reduced in length or suffered damage. ... Human makes two copies of this item for reference purposes.
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Additionally, you have full control over the thickness of the entire connector body, which is crucial if you're using balls that are very close together. The spacing between the balls can also be adjusted, giving you the flexibility to tailor your...
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... adapted it from FaberDasher's Snap Together Garland. To assemble, use polyester twine for the cord, feed it through the small holes in the connectors, tie a figure eight knot, secure with a lighter if needed, and trim excess cord close to the knot.
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This is a replacement pull-cord joiner. ...The old plastic ones perish in the sunlight, so I knocked this one up instead of buying some from Amazon.
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Modified CAD files from Velleman have been extensively edited to eliminate the necessity of small corner brackets. ...As a result, users can avoid drilling any holes and preserve the original structural integrity.
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Next, join the two halves together using a couple of 3mm x 7.5mm screws.\r\n\r\n This clever connector is designed specifically for roller blinds featuring 4.5mm beads spaced approximately 12.15mm apart on 1.6mm cords.\r\n\r\n The square holes for...
grabcad
... a flexible, often insulated wire that connects two or more electronic devices together, allowing for data or power transfer between them. The connector cable cord plays a vital role in ensuring seamless communication and operation of these devices.
sketchfab
This protective cover secures the cord in place, ensuring it remains firmly attached to the cord connector at all times.
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This is used to cover an extension cord connector which I had to replace due to shorting.
prusaprinters
This holds them snuggly and keeps them clearly visible and organized. The bases can be connected with the cord holder connector. Just glue it on to one side and then glue the other to make a longer unit for holding more cords. They can also be...
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... frustrating incidents of losing those tiny little connector parts, I made a bold move and reimagined them from scratch using the versatile OpenSCAD software. Today, you too can join the revolution and craft your very own cord connectors at home!
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I've managed to snap or misplace roller blind cord connectors numerous times, which is why I redesigned this one using OpenSCAD. Now you can easily make your own! Try creating your own in Customizer. ...Open Customizer Print Settings Rafts: No supports...
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Simple organizer to hang below desk or at the top of a cabinet to run cords and keep them organized. ...Two different variations, one that hangs from the top, one meant for sides.
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There are several Cord stop designs available on Thingiverse, but I couldn't find one that utilizes a spring to keep things in place. ...If you search online, you'll find many options for sale, but they can be quite expensive, especially if you need...