outlet spacer 3d models

It's an outlet spacer. Nothing fancy. Use these to bring the receptacle further out from the junction box if it is set in too far. ...They can snap together if you need to fill additional space.

Just a spacer for electrical outlets

Outlet spacers for when your outlet boxes sit too far below the sheet rock causing the outlet to move. ...They're pretty cheap at home depot but I always forget to pick them up.

... ...If your home is old, and has old electrical wall outlets then you might need this like I did for my shitty apartment from the 70s. You slide it in to the outlet where the two prongs would go and it helps stop plugs from falling out of a loose outlet

I installed the additional piece of electrical wiring to fill the gap between the outlet box and the new outlet, making sure that everything was properly connected after the previous homeowner's hasty mistakes were corrected.

I designed my first project in just 15 minutes, utilizing Microsoft's 3D builder software. The goal was to create a custom solution for extending the space between an electrical wall box and a hanging phone wall plate within a residential setting. I...

100% Infill

The power outlet spacer is for adding space to a smart switch.

... for sunken electrical boxes. ... Allows you to get your outlet flush with the drywall or the outlet/switch if the box is crooked. Please note that this is quite tiny. ...The auto-generated image makes this look much bigger than it actually is.

Support/Spacer for single gang outlet through Wall Control pegboard. When I initially installed the outlet through the Wall Control pegboard (nope, couldn't move the outlet), I used a cutting wheel in a rotary tool to cut the pegboard. It cut well,...

To install, simply place the spacer between the device and box, then drive your 6/32 screw through the device, through the spacer, and into the box. Thanks for stopping by! If you'd like to see more designs tailored to electricians, shoot me a...

Some of my outlet box drywall cutouts are a little big, and I needed something to stand them off the boxes so that they mount flush with the faceplate. I made this little parametric model for a tidy solution. ...Measurements are all matching for US-spec...

I put in a new backsplash at a specific height that was half way up around existing outlets. I wanted to fill in the gap after adding height to the outlets. This thing is super simple, but it does the trick. I needed 10mm, so this is 10mm high. ... I...

Small spacer designed to bring an outlet/receptacle forward slightly for use when the outlet/receptacle sits too far back in the electrical box. For safest use, print with a self-extinguishing filament in the event of a fire. ... Also, check your...

Small spacer designed to bring an outlet/receptacle forward slightly for use when the outlet/receptacle sits too far back in the electrical box. For safest use, print with a self-extinguishing filament in the event of a fire. ... Also, check your...

Small spacer designed to bring an outlet/receptacle forward slightly for use when the outlet/receptacle sits too far back in the electrical box. This spacer was designed for use with outlets/receptacles and switches used in most single-gang US...

This is a basic object designed to take up the gap created when an electrical outlet or switch spans both tile and drywall. That span usually creates a gap between the outlet/switch plate and the drywall. This spacer fills that gap. The...

Small spacer designed to bring an outlet/receptacle forward slightly for use when the outlet/receptacle sits too far back in the electrical box. For safest use, print with a self-extinguishing filament in the event of a fire. Also, check your...

... for use with a wall outlet tap (6 plug). ... Turn off power to room before installing if necessary. (idk I'm not an electrician, live your life) Remove outlet faceplate and screw, install spacer, then install wall outlet tap and provided screw.

Print and snap together as many as needed to obtain desired gap.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3840723 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=3840723

This is a crucial accessory for installing a double outlet when creating a half-inch thick brick backsplash in your kitchen.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6069128 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=6069128

... tolerance. In my case, I needed about 8MM. These custom spacers printed successfully at a .15mm layer height with approximately 20% infill and 1.2mm wall thickness. ...If your printer bridges well, you might be able to get away with less infill.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5170705 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=5170705

I needed switch and outlet spacers to fix the outlets and switches in my house. All of the great designs here on Thingiverse gave me lots of ideas. And initially I downloaded and printed the Electrical Outlet Box Extender that "someusernamehere"...

Standard outlet covers weren't much help, so I decided to design new covers as well as spacers to place the outlet flush with the cover. Not wanting to remove the wiring to install the spacers, they are designed with one end open and come in various...

I created this new spacer with a larger hole than the original one, allowing the replacement outlet to pass through without disconnecting the wires. This custom spacer is identical to the standard wall plate spacers used in many RVs, including the...

These models are spacers to fill the small gap left by a 5 Outlet Extender (see link below) between it and the wall. There is one that is straight and one that angles to match the slope of the unit's sides (only the angled one has been test printed)....

The spacer boasts a substantial thickness of 3.5 millimeters.