vinyl siding clip 3d models

### Vinyl siding clip for Christmas lights or other wiring * PETG * 0.2mm, solid infill * Printed on a Prusa Mk3s Also included is the FreeCAD file.

... way back when I worked a summer job for the local cable company. I used the originals to hang decorations, cables and things from my vinyl siding. They work great. Print at 100% to make them sturdy. ... Let me know if you need any adaptations.

Vinyl siding corner column clip used with 1/2/" conduit. ... This design grips the vinyl column tight and clips onto 1/2" conduit well if printed with PETG.

... Siding without screws. Just push the clip through the joint between the siding, and as long as there is downward force on the clip it will hang tight. ... Removal is easy and just requires to hold the bottom of the clip and pull towards you and up.

on Vinyl Siding without screws. Just push the clip through the joint between two sidings. Removal is easy, and just requires to pull the clip towards you, and as long as there is downward force on the clip it will hang tight. Print...

I'm modifying this vinyl siding clip to accommodate a dual 1/2 inch PVC fastener, specifically designed for 4 foot vinyl siding corners.

... that gets the job done with ease. To secure it in place, simply push the sloped side upward under the siding piece until you hear a satisfying click, indicating a perfect fit. For optimal printing results, lay the clip on its side during production.

I made a remix of the original Vinyl Siding Clip, found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2765828. This clip attaches to the vertical corner trim pieces on vinyl siding and is used for Christmas lighting to attach 1/2" PVC pipe. The pipe outlines...

This clip attaches to vertical corner trim pieces found on vinyl siding, used for Christmas lighting to secure 1/2" PVC pipe along a house's vertical features. Lights are inserted into holes drilled into the PVC pipe, which then clicks into this...

This clip attaches to the vertical corner trim pieces found on vinyl siding, providing a secure connection for Christmas lighting. Its primary function is to attach 1/2" EMT conduit, allowing it to outline the house's vertical features with...

It also works well along the edge of vinyl siding and brick, where the same horizontal trim is used. Simply attach your lights to the conduit and then clip it into place. The design allows for easy insertion and removal of the EMT, even in cold...

It's also suitable for borders where vinyl siding meets brick, using the same horizontal trim. Lights are inserted into holes drilled in the PVC pipe, which then clicks into place due to its design. The PVC opening and placement have been made...

If you happen to have outdoor vinyl siding with inside corner trim like mine, this thing will easily clip your Wyze Cam to it. Just slide the camera base into it and then clip it onto the trim. I was able to tuck the cable under the rest of the trim...

Used in Christmas lighting, a 1/2" EMT conduit is attached vertically along dutch lap vinyl siding, such as the vertical sides of a front or garage door, to secure lights that are then clipped onto the EMT conduit, which slides into this design. The...

Used to add Christmas lighting, this design attaches a 1/2" PVC pipe vertically along the door trim of Dutch lap vinyl siding on front or garage doors. The lights are inserted into holes drilled into the PVC pipe, which then clicks into place. The...

I needed a small vinyl mounting clip for my 1/2" PVC frame that holds my Christmas lights, and this is what I came up with, works great for me. ... Printed in PETG but PLA may be fine

If you have vinyl siding with inside corner trim, this device will securely attach your Wyze Cam in no time. Simply slide the camera base into place and then snap it onto the trim for a seamless fit. ...I was able to neatly tuck the cable under the...

Nevertheless, the outdoor vinyl siding's corner trim on my house had a slightly different shape than the model was engineered for. I disassembled the protruding nub that fit snugly into the concaved groove of the trim (since mine actually curves...

I needed a clip for vinyl siding that would carry two cables for exterior lighting. I'm already using Humanshield1981's Starlink cable clips for a single so I just remixed it to carry two. ... The sizing is perfect for 3 core 18awg RVV cable.

This is a Cable clip designed to hold the Starlink Dishy Mcflatface cable to vinyl siding, no tools or drilling required. These simply slide up and snap into place just like the vinyl pieces attach to each other. They could of course be used for...

I remixed this remix because it didn't fit my siding, mine was 3.75 inch on the corner. I wanted this to mount a prop on the corner of my house. After some major wind storms they broke so I found that if I zip tied a couple together it made a better...

- [Vinyl Siding Pixel Prop Spacer](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5090432) Based on the initial trials, the vinyl siding started to give and the clip didn't show any signs of stress or breaks. These are available in lengths of 10mm increments...

To accomplish this, I opted for a vinyl siding clip that slides effortlessly underneath and can be removed with ease, requiring no tools or causing any harm. This clip simply pops in and out as needed. ...Although I was able to achieve a decent angle, I...

Adjustable Hanger to Hang Coro Props on Vinyl Siding

It works best if you clip a section of siding together, starting at the end of a segment, and then slide your tool to the side, clipping the sections of siding together. My tool caught a bit (likely because it's thicker and less slick than a...

I hypothesized that a tool existed for this purpose and a quick internet search confirm this suspicion. A "Vinyl Siding Removal Tool" (which is really good at attaching siding, not sure why they don't just call it a "Vinyl Siding Tool") is about...

... to find a way to install my Wyze Cam outside, specifically on our covered porch. ...To achieve this, I attached two additional components that would allow me to slide them smoothly beneath the vinyl siding, and now it's working perfectly fine!

... Story: Crafted in TinkerCAD, this design is a testament to the power of creative problem-solving. By strategically placing the cord holder beneath vinyl siding, you can keep your holiday lights organized while maintaining a clean and safe display.