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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...

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.

A straightforward solution for adding heated bed cable strain relief requires just one simple component: a nylon 1/8 single hole clamp. This versatile part is also used for bed reinforcement, but with a twist - instead of inserting it from the...

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...

spade terminal array strain relief housing Several dimensions are adjustable. Design works with a 1xN matrix of terminals or a 2xN matrix of terminals. ... For (>2)xN matrices of terminals, it can still be functional, but would have to be inserted...

This is an innovative heatbed connector strain relief designed to securely fasten onto the metal plate located beneath the bed, specifically underneath the mattress springs. ...Its primary function is to alleviate stress on the heated bed while...

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.

Switching the heated bed's orientation is essential to alleviate the stress on its components, especially since a new strain relief is required. ... This project was designed with Tinkercad, and you can make edits online at...

A bracket to provide strain-relief for a 9mm grounded power cable running to the bed heater on a Kossel Delta. ...Uses two M3 screws to anchor to the 2020 extrusions at the base of the printer and two 3mm zip ties to grab the power cord.

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.

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 whipped up a speedy design in Tinkercad for a super simple strain relief that's perfect for the heated bed of my trusty Tronxy XY-3. This baby prints out in under 30 minutes and requires just two M3 bolts, each a whopping six millimeters long. ...The...

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 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...

Connection adapter for Huanyang frequency converter (in my case 2.2kw) to ensure strain relief. Can also be attached without disconnecting the cables from the VFD. ... What you also need are 2 x M4x12 screws, 2 x M4 nuts and cable ties to fix the...

... 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.

<p>Very simple remix. ...Just added a cut out in the strain relief arm so that the zip tie can grab onto the cables and hold them in place. ...The cut out is made to fit a 2.5mm wide zip tie.</p>

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...

[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...

I'm loving the fang design, but after making the switch from the Bullseye, I was really frustrated by the lack of cable strain relief. ...To address this issue, I decided to create an alternative carriage plate clip that would securely cradle my cables...

Designed up this snap-on piece to relieve strain on the cable for the Huawei Watch 1 Printing: I printed this at 20% infill, not that infill is even affected given how thin the walls are. ...Printed in 2 parts so gluing is necessary Print time...

While the MakerFarm tab serves as a wiring strain relief point, moving the cable tie location further from the edge of the y-bed offers a better strain relief approach, especially when large gauge wiring is used for the heat bed. In addition to the...

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 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.

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>...

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...

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...

... 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.

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...

... ...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).