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... it. You might get away with printing this without supports, but the cable strain relief hole could do with some support, so may as well add it when slicing. Best to print in ABS or at least PETG, for strength. ... 0.2 resolution, 40% infill.

- Instead of bolting to a fixed position on the z-carriage, this part is friction fitted by clamping against the z-gantry with a single M3x10 screw and M3 nut - This allows you to support the cables of bed heaters that might not have the cables exit...

... ...X-axis cable for the just-released Prusa Mini seems to precariously hang by four cables without any strain relief, so I've created a temporary solution to minimize wire fatigue. Print upside down without support for best results (the U side down).

Haven't seen strain relief designed for this mouse, even though it was a very popular mouse, so I made one, inspired by the LethalGamingGear model. 3D printed strain relief for Logitech Hyperion Fury G402. For use with custom 550 paracord cable,...

... ...The design I came up with mates with a Neo, has a 50:1 reduction, and is mostly 3D printed.A Strain Wave Reducer have a couple advantages compared to more traditional reducers like planetary gearboxes, the main one being that they have no backlash.

Similarly, the cable holes are undersized and should be filed (or drilled if the halves are clamped together in a vise - be careful!) to squeeze the wires enough to strain relief them. ... I had good luck printing several sizes of these with two 0.9...

... data points have vanished, and the temperature seems to hold steady. It's worth noting that this strain relief won't fit the A10 or A20 models since their hot end connectors are positioned on the opposite side of the carriage compared to the A30.

But as the original cable is cast into it's strain relief, you cannot simply replace it without leaving a big rectangular hole in the shell of your device. Thus I created a snap-in strain relief and used a zip tie to fasten the cable to the relief...

The socket has a hole with a M10x1 thread at the bottom.STLs with less fine threads are also provided in a subfolder.For the strain relief you need 2x M3 hex nuts and 2x 8mm M3 bolts. ...Longer ones are also fine.</p><p><strong>Print...

The laptop adapter cord is not removable from the power brick, and yet it lacks a critical feature - strain relief. Mine reached a point where it became a fire hazard (See Pic). So, I was forced to purchase a new one for a whopping $110. This strain...

A modern robotics motor controller mount features a robust strain relief system for both power cords and USB ports, effectively safeguarding against damage from accidental tugs or strains. Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: The...

Normally, these cables are soldered to the bed, and over time, the up and down movement causes the solder to weaken - providing strain relief in this manner allows the cable to move freely, but not at the bed end.\r\n\r\nIt's a basic print, sitting...

... you could easily use it with a GoPro mount by lining up the mounting holes. Note that since this is supposed to provide strain relief and hold everything in a crash it is a very tight fit and may take some effort to get it around the connector.

I remodeled it in Fusion 360 from the STL so that I could tweak it.To use, just print and attach to the 2020 frame beneath your heat bed using 8mm M5 screws and 2020 T-Nuts near your power and thermistor wires, and then attach the cables to the end...

Remix of Creality CR-10 Strain Relief Bracket for Seamless Installation The original strain relief bracket from Creality's CR-10 printer design presented a challenge when I had already maxed out my spring tension, making it difficult to install...

Cable strain reliefs abound, here's my take: An easy install cable strain relief for the stock extruder of the Anet A8 (2017) is what I'm sharing. The goal is to keep the heating element and thermistor inside the aluminum block even if the grub...

The original design leaves the cable precariously hanging by four cables without any strain relief. I've developed a quick and dirty cable strain relief system that you can print upside down without support for best results. To secure the cable, use...

So I designed this very simple and light strain relief, it has 3x 2mm cable tie points and is very secure. My bed is modified so I'm not sure if the stock screws are long enough to accomodate the thickness of the part but Im pretty sure it will...

An Easy Installation Cable Strain Relief for the Anet A8 Stock Extruder (2017) Protecting your 3D printer is simple - just follow this quick fix: install a cable strain relief that keeps the heating element and thermistor snug inside the aluminium...

So I designed a strain relief to fix the problem, I also put the X endstop wiring through it so it has no strain either. ...One small ziptie and 4 M3 30mm bolts and I was good to go!</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p>...

Note, I didn't glue the piece into the notch as the aluminum handle case sits pretty flush with where the strain relief piece slots in. ...Since it's such a small piece it's hard to print perfectly, but it doesn't need to look good anyways :) ...

It has 2 cable entry points at the top and bottom and these come with strain relief in the form of a printed bolt and then a space for zip ties. Should be more than sufficient to fully support any cables. I've been using this for WLED and it forms...

I recently purchased a Hictop Prusa I3 Printer Kit, but to my surprise, it didn't come with any strain relief for the power cord that's hardwired into the power supply. The one that's installed is attached to the extruded rail using two M5 x 12...

Engineers Created a Heated Bed Strain Relief That Sits on 18mm Silicone Spacers Around the ADIMLab Gantry. The Goal Was to Keep the Part from Interfering with the Height of the Spacers. Additionally, A Split Version was Designed That Clamps Together...

I couldn't find any strain reliefs for sale that looked like these, and/or matched the sizes of the housings, so I made these. The original wire was two 24g conductors with a 4mm OD (outside diameter). I couldn't find a matching wire, so I used a...

Inspired by: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4568135 I wanted a cable strain relief that was both soft and durable for my comfort and the safety of the cable. So here it is. MUST BE PRINTED IN TPU or other flexible filament! Will need small...

30mm is going to be alright I suppose.If you don't have such long screws, you can scale down the spacers a little, then from the motor's side secure them shorter screws (I used the ones that came with my Orbiter 2.0), and then secure the actual...

Strain relief for a Vevor or UScutter vinyl cutter for the usb port. Cutter brace - Little thinner and should work the stock nuts and bolts Cutter brace V1 - is just little thicker and moved the usb port to the right a little bit. When...

This customizable strain relief face mask hook can help your ears by spreading the force needed to keep face mask on, to larger area on head. Hook is designed to keep mask band on place all the time. Two small additional hooks can be used to fine...

Designed this as a strain relief for MDT AKD-0424V.02 LED Controller and similar. Push the LED Controller in until you hear a snap. To remove just bend the bottom, it's flexibel. Use cable ties to fixate cables. Especially recommended if you...