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X-Axis Wiring Strain Relief Instructions Print Heat with lighter Bend at proper length Remove screw on printer Get longer screw, 12mm long; original is 9mm long Attach with zip-tie or twist-tie to support and wiring V1 & V2 for zip-tie V3 & V4 for...

The cable strain relief is specifically designed for the hotbed on the A8, ensuring a snug and secure fit. ...It attaches directly to the two screws of the "H" bed holder, providing a rock-solid connection that keeps everything in place.

I went through a couple of these dongles so I finally decided to make a flexible strain relief to add strength. I believe my TPU is on more of stiff end, extra infill may be required to make it somewhat stiff. ... Support setting should be only...

To prevent constant breakage in my extruder's cable wires, I created a clip that reduces strain on the cables. ...By attaching this to the bottom of the X carriage plate using the terminal block screw's position, the end of the cable on the extruder...

This cable strain relief was designed specifically for my direct feed hot end on the Tornado, however, its versatility allows me to easily mount it using double-sided adhesive tape. ...I fabricated this piece from ABS, yet any type of filament will work...

I'm taking a fresh approach to cable strain relief, drawing inspiration from Charles Snyder's design. ...This revised model is tailored to seamlessly integrate with the original MKS acrylic casing, eliminating the need for any additional post-print...

This is a custom-made cable strain relief designed specifically for USB Micro B cables. It comes with both the male USB Micro B connector and female USB A receptacle, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices. ... Printed without the need...

... level. ...To start, I've identified a crucial enhancement that caught my attention - a device designed to provide strain relief for cables connected to the extruder. ...Installation is straightforward and intuitive; it's clear what needs to be done.

... mount. ...This ingenious solution eliminates the need for Petgafang's wire strain relief on the CR-10 and Ender 3, making it a game-changer for anyone looking to upgrade their printer's performance. ...I'm thrilled to share this innovation with you!

This is an updated version of my original design concept, refocusing the strain relief to slide onto the heatbed instead of relying solely on a screw attachment. The result is a snug fit that resists movement and ensures stability. ...To further enhance...

This replacement strain relief gland is designed specifically for use with Wahl brand hair clippers, where the original component often deteriorates due to natural wear and tear over extended periods of usage. ...To ensure optimal performance, this part...

The Wanhao i3 maker selects V2 and V2.1 benefit from heated bed strain relief featuring a distinctive ridge on the bed itself. ...This design clips neatly into the square hole found on the Y-carriage of these specific 3D printers.

I recently encountered a problem with my extruder motor that ended up being caused by excessive strain on its cable, which is a common issue in these types of machines. ...Luckily, I found another type of cable that could be used as a replacement, but...

I tightened the extruder strain relief in place with four precisely fitted M3x8mm screws. To secure the filament sensor, I used a sturdy 3mm rod end, which was carefully attached using an M3x20mm screw that offered a rock-solid hold. ...Additionally, I...

I'm having a bit of trouble getting the Mwww Bed Cable Strain Relief for Artillery Sidewinder to fit properly on the Artillery Genius. I decided to take matters into my own hands and edit it using Tinkercad, adjusting its angle in the process. ...The...

Securely anchor it by threading the bottom hole to distribute strain evenly away from the sensitive antenna wire connection point. ...Consider adding a protective measure like attaching a rubber band, looping it around the part and securing it with both...

... attached with cable ties, there is some movement in the extruder plug while printing. ... With this strain relief the cables stay in one place. Use a cable tie to connect. ... NB: This is version 2, I had to make some adjustments with the screw holes.

The DXF version of the parent Simple iPad Stand is available, featuring added notches for securing cords and preventing strain if someone pulls on them. This format should be straightforward to import. The design measures approximately 5 inches...

This design has now been transferred to YouMagine, which can be accessed via this link: http://www.youmagine.com/designs/simple-ipad-stand-dxf-with-strain-relief. ...The iPad stand design is now available for download on YouMagine with an impressive 200...

Strain relief and guides direct cables upwards in an arch, keeping them from flopping around and twisting at the print head. ...Two cable ties are used - one inner tie wraps around the wire bundle, while another goes around the cable cover to keep...

I created this cable strain relief as a solution to my own frustration with the inadequate ones that came with the device. ...Its straightforward design and simplicity are exactly what I needed - it gets the job done without any unnecessary bells and...

I'm installing a no-bolts strain relief on my Ender 5 Plus, which should also fit other Ender 5 models, possibly even the Ender 3. ...To secure it in place, I simply slip it on and use a zip tie to hold the wires tight.

This is a custom wire strain relief for the Anet A8 heat bed wires, originally designed by Lord_Alan. To accommodate my 18mm inductive sensor, I extended it to prevent bumping into the stock setup when mounted to the rear of the extruder carriage.

... I'm focusing on upgrading its components that I believe require improvement. ... First up is a device designed to provide strain relief for the cables connected to the extruder. ...Installation is straightforward and easy to understand, in my opinion.

The strain reliever provides a secure fit for REV Robotics Servo Power Module connections, which tend to come loose over time. It wraps snugly around the servo wire connections, firmly holding them in position. ...For taller connections, users can...

Spin this text into a fresh rewrite with no more than 60 words: Create a printable strain relief for your Thing-O-Matic HBP. Print, break support material, and glue the two parts together using acetone. Let it dry completely before sliding it onto...

I designed this strain relief because there wasn't a good one for the setup I had. It should work with all setups. I also use it to move the gantry around. Hope you like it. ... It uses an M3 8mm screw on the back to hold it in place.

[Work in Progress] Version 3 of the mask ear strain reliever. Idea was to be able to fit more on one print plate. It comes as halves that are later clipped together. ...Still work in progress, please try and tell me if it works for you too, so it can be...

You can run an approximate 7mm thick cable into/out of an enclosure using these strain reliefs. To secure the cable, drill holes slightly askew in the enclosure so that printed parts deform slightly and act as clamps. Printed mine in PLA with M3...

Wire Strain Relief&nbsp;m3 and m5 variants includedm3x8 (socket or button head) for the m3 version&nbsp;m5x10 button head cap screw for the m5 version. ...&nbsp;</li></ul></li><li>Vertical and Horizontal orientation included.</li><li>Print in the...