3mm Cord Clips and Markers - My USB cord or cable organization solution when using multiple cords

3mm Cord Clips and Markers - My USB cord or cable organization solution when using multiple cords

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This is a custom cable identification and organization system designed for projects with multiple similar small USB cables in use. For instance, my Octopi setup features a power cable running from a buck converter on the printer's power supply, then another one returning to the Pi from the printer. Another example is my Pi screen setup where I employ separate power supplies for the screen and the Pi due to cost constraints and a dislike of GPIO jumpers. This system comprises small 3-shaped clips for securing two separate cords into a single cord, with a clip approximately every 8 inches (20cm), and C-shaped cord markers to track which cable is which. I use color-coded clips at each end of each cable. If this explanation is unclear, please refer to the accompanying images. You might need to adjust the size of these components to achieve optimal fitment. I scale up the clip by 2% for a strong yet slideable fit. Printing each clip on my Ender 3 takes about 4 minutes at a .2mm layer height.

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