8/16 port Keystone patch panel

8/16 port Keystone patch panel

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I needed a patch panel for my home lab to simplify connections between devices. Every time I wanted to connect a host to my monitor, I had to open up the rear of my rack, which was frustrating. To meet my specific needs, I designed a custom patch panel that should be easily adaptable to any other dimensions. If you import the Fusion360 model and edit the first sketch in the timeline as needed, you can adjust the pattern on line step to change the number of keystone jacks. The model has several key features: - 178.5mm from edge to edge between the two screw holes - 6.5mm diameter for the holes, matching my rack's M6 screws If these dimensions don't work for you, simply glue the print down as needed. I added a small cutout to the model after printing to make it easier to depress the clip on keystone devices from the user-facing side. For more information and additional details about this project, visit my website at https://karlquinsland.com/2020/07/home-lab-mini-universal-patch-panel/. Later, I ran out of room on the original design, which had 8 ports. I created a new model with 2x8 port version, and included STL, 3mf, and STEP files for your use.

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