window blind safety cord winder 3d models

Keeps window blind cords safely tucked away from prying hands.

Window blind cords pose a significant threat to children and pets, but the Windows Blind Cord Winder offers a practical solution by safely storing cords out of reach. This ingenious device secures the cord in place with its central posts, which...

... and I included three different sizes. Sizes vary by the depth of the valley between the two flat sides. This cord winder keeps window blind cords off the floor and away from small children and cats that may like to play with the cords. ...

This particular child safety device is surprisingly straightforward to create, serving as a crucial safeguard against window blind and curtain cords posing a hazard to children. Additionally, it lends a more organized appearance to my workspace. To...

This child safety device is remarkably easy to craft and serves as an essential safeguard against hazardous window blind and curtain cords that can pose a threat to kids. Moreover, it lends a much neater appearance. UPDATE: 11/2018 - I have since...

Window Blind Cord Organizer: A Simple yet Effective Solution for Keeping Cords Tidy and Out of Sight

I had to replace my window blind cord plastic pull handle because it snapped, so I decided to design a new one myself. ...The replacement model turned out to be easy and fast to produce with my 3D printer at home.

Apparently the plastic pulls that came with my window blinds are quite tasty, as my dogs chewed them all up (see photos).It's a simple matter to design and print replacements - just make something with a hole in it. Attach it by poking the cord...

Here's a DIY solution for the circular piece at the end of a blind cord - something I ended up crafting myself since I couldn't find what I was looking for. Sharing this as a remix, figuring it fits well with other projects like this. ...Hope you enjoy...

Wall mounted cord wrap for blinds. Printed sideways to avoid support material, as shown. Created on Replicator 2 in PLA. Designed using Onshape, duplicate and modify your own!

This is an alternative to a traditional blind cord tassel. To minimize waste of support material, simply print it upside down, ensuring the circular side rests against the print bed. ... I opted for PLA, but for enhanced weather resistance, consider...

... hole for the wood screw by setting <code>with_countersink</code> to <code>0</code> and re-exporting the OpenSCAD model. Print with no supports, with the larger part of the lock against the print bed.Latest OpenSCAD sources available on Github.

Crafted cord tassels specifically designed for window blinds. The cord hole measures 3mm in diameter. Refer to the accompanying sketches for detailed dimensions, all in millimeters. ...A matchbox is included for size comparison. Dimensions i mm. Cone...

Replacement piece for window cord handle.

I made a batch of cord tassels for window blinds. The hole where the cord fits through measures three millimeters. Take a look at the sketches to find out about the rest of the dimensions - they're all listed in millimeters too. ...For a better idea,...

This magnetic detachable window blinds cord hanger keeps your cord up off the ground, making it childproof, safe for robot vacuums, or just tidier in general. I created these to replace expensive commercial options that cost $8-10 per window, which...

... on the work surface with precision to ensure a smooth cut. ...If additional support is necessary, consider using an auxiliary device. I recently misplaced the original cord handles for my outdated window blind, so I created a replacement solution.

Magnetic detachable window blinds cord hanger. Keeps the cord from your blinds up off the ground for child proofing, robot vacuums, or whatever other reason you want cords to be managed and up out of the way. I designed these to replace the...

I tried fixing my window blind but couldn't find the part I needed. So I made this round piece for the end of the cord myself. The other item shown is the roller blind pull string fastener by GalFisk. It was published on April 21, 2017 and can be...

Keeps the cord from your blinds up off the ground for child proofing, robot vacuums, or whatever other reason you want cords to be managed and up out of the way. I designed these to replace the commercial options out there that cost upwards of $8-10...

A small puller for window blinds. Designed by me to replace missing and broken blinds pullers in my house. Bed adhesion seems to be a problem if multiple are printed simultaneously. ...At least 0.16mm resolution and a brim recommended for good...

I based them off the ones currently on my blinds and they turned out really well so I wanted to share them! They are easy to print and are designed to use as little plastic as possible while still maintaining their strength. ...I printed mine in PLA...

The original cord end broke, so I made a model of it to replace it.The original part is basic, so this print is nothing fancy either.Done in PLA and .2mm to give it some texture to help with grip.Printed with a brim as the model has a very small...

To safely secure a roller blind cord to the wall, use this simple design. First, fix the pair of screw holes at the bottom of the chord into the wall. Before mounting, drop the chord through the central hole and push the pin through the back, which...

This window blind cord cleat securely fastens with a small command strip, part number 17022-ES, eliminating the need for unsightly holes in your trim and allowing easy removal when no longer needed. The 1.125" refillable 17022-ES command strips can...

Stop dangling blind cords with a simple hook addition or replacement! Print these hooks in brown PLA without supports, revealing infill patterns that add character. ...Mirrored STL files are available for cosmetic purposes, and 123D Design files allow...

Window blinds cord cleat

You'll need to print this in TPU for the cord clip to be flexible.

You'll need to print this in TPU for the cord clip to be flexible.

I design and print my own house decorations instead of purchasing them because they're missing several items. The prints turn out well without any support structures. My only issue is with the first layer's adhesion, which improves when I slow down...