homepod cable management 3d models

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It is a simple method that uses common wood screws and reusable cable ties for managing the cables to get them off the desk, without requiring a cable gutter Body1 is intended to be printed on its side but it can be printed vertically depending on...

These are cable management spool halves designed to support excess Fiber Optic cable when doing installs. Since Fiber Optic cable comes pre-terminated, it's often beneficial to order a bit longer cable than you need to prevent pulling short,...

These are cable management spool halves designed to support excess Fiber Optic cable when doing installs. Since Fiber Optic cable comes pre-terminated, it's often beneficial to order a bit longer cable than you need to prevent pulling short,...

For wire management, plastic split loom tubing keeps cables contained. Please note: The bed harness holder is designed specifically for my setup, taking into account wire placement and soldering points. These points act as stoppers, secured by 2 M3...

# Cable Management 3D printable cable management trays. They are designed to hang off the back of your desk (in my case, a fairly standard piece of Ikea furniture) and support not just cables, but small pieces of electrical equipment - small...

... the design flat using a low-flow nozzle at 0.4 is acceptable, but having a 0.2 nozzle is preferred. ...Both options work effectively. Good luck and enjoy managing your cables! A cable comb can be very useful for maintaining organized cable management.

This mount was designed to manage cables on my iOptron CEM25, which connect to my PC and run up to the guide camera and DSLR. The cable mount is made for a 90mm diameter tube - not the aperture, but the physical diameter of the scope itself. It...

**Update:** Added a 5mm deep clip to manage small cables and conceal excess ribbon cable, its length can be customized to suit individual needs. These clips are specifically designed to handle ribbon cables like those used by the Raspberry Pi...

... diameter, 5/8-inch long flat head screws (a total of seven). - A tight-fitting Bowden tube is necessary for the filament guide. - For optimal performance, I recommend using 16 links for the Y-axis cables and five links for the gantry cables.

This is a Cable Management for the small Samsung SSD T5 & T7 Its made outof two parts, so it does fit the bigger T7 too. It´s made outof TPU. The cable catcher is quite grippy. I like that, so they dont loosen up. However - my friends say that...

Cable management box to store surge protectors and tidy up cables.Three versions included. Full version if your printer is big enough. Sliced version for the average printer. Combine sliced box with at least 12mm length M3 screws(x3) and nut(x3). ...You...

Easy cable management that uses magnets. The magnets are pushed or hammered/jumped on depending on how well printer is calibrated. For me these work great since I can easily run new cable or change thing without having to unscrew or pull wires...

Cable Management Hooks, 3 x different sizes - small, medium, large Hook dimensions: Small - 40mm x 20mm Medium - 60mm x 30mm Large - 80mm x 40mm Single screw required to affix the hook. Specifically designed for running cables although can obviously...

My first solution for the cable management was some tape but it's not really convenient. So I created a 3d printed solution and it's came out great ! ... ++ PRINT ++ PLA - 0.20mm - with support on the tray On Prusa MK3s Design on Fusion360 - DM via...

This cable management clip provides secure storage for cables while still allowing easy access to add or remove cables as needed. The design is inspired by a clip I used on the job years ago, which was so popular that everyone wanted one, but...

i do not like the way cables are managed (there is not management at all), so i designed these parts to improve it. two options, all plastic and a mix of plastic and alluminium first options is made up of two separate parts that allows you to hide...

i do not like the way cables are managed (there is not management at all), so i designed these parts to improve it.two options, all plastic and a mix of plastic and alluminiumfirst options is made up of two separate parts that allows you to hide...

This cable clamp is designed to facilitate cable management in your working environment. For example, it allows you to hold cables on the bottom of a desk in order to conceal them. The two parts are assembled by simply fitting together. To undo...

(The length can be scaled to your needs) These clips are to manage and hide a ribbon cable such as used by the Raspberry Pi Camera. These clips will snap into the 3030 extrusion and still allow cables to be routed behind them. The clip also snaps...

This cable management clip efficiently secures cables while allowing for easy addition or removal as needed. Its design was inspired by a handy clip I used in my previous job, where its popularity sparked my decision to recreate it using OpenSCAD. A...

For the management of the hanging cables that attach to the extruders. The support keeps the cable from rubbing against the bed and your object as it prints. You will need to remove one of the zip ties (for each extruder), to free a hole to allow...

Among the problems I have is cable management, and while there are a bunch of great solutions out there, I don't want to drill anything into the shelves or glue things on just yet, because I've already rearranged things a few times and am planning at...

A simple d-ring to work in conjunction with plasmaton's Cable Management Thingy http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:512163 I used simple picture hanging nails to hold it to the wall. It looks slightly deformed for 2 reasons. 1) one of the corners popped...

This simple cable management rack/box can me mixed and matched to your own sizing! All you need is at least 1 Start, 1 End, and if you decide to, 1 or more middle peices. ...These can be glued together (easier way to glue coming...

In my case, I used them to neatly manage an HDMI cable and an external power supply for my camera. The innovative design allows you to attach these accessories directly from your printer to the gimbal without needing tape or zip-ties. ...While I'm not...

Cable management clips. Each clip has two parts. The base is attached to some surface (I used double-sided tape). The clip part is attached to the cables with velcro, zip-tie, etc... ...The clip can then be snapped onto the base, then easily removed...

The base idea is adding some flexible / modular kind of cable management to your rack (or anything else featuring a ~6mm hole) utilising common rack accessories. Just add a velcro strap (or cable tie or whatever) of your desired length to attach...

I dislike how cables are managed within existing systems, so I designed these components to improve their organization and accessibility. Two options are available: all plastic or a combination of plastic and aluminum. The first option is comprised...

It's clear that this device will work well for cable management, provided you're working with relatively static cables, like those behind a desk. One advantage of 3D printing the hook is that you can choose a color that matches your wall. ...During its...