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Multiboard Cable Clip

2.1K downloads · 2 years ago · **Multiboard Cable Clip** Rotating locking cable clip for Multiboard Mid Threads. Fits in snaps, a

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Multiboard Cable Clip

Rotating locking cable clip for Multiboard Mid Threads. Fits in snaps, and on the MultiBOOM!

Remixed and re-imagined: https://www.printables.com/model/126398-print-in-place-cable-holderorganiser-with-fusion-p

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Community Makes (2)

I couldn't help but feel like there needed to exist a larger version of this for my monitor + PC power cables. I've reconstructed Kevin's V1 clip and made it 2.4x the size of the original for a ~12mm opening. It still printed in place beautifully and threads in just like the original. Cheers K2_Kevin, great work on this one. I've got a few of them and they all worked perfectly

Great design, I printed both versions without issue. It's the first cable clip I've printed for my giant Multiboard setup, and I like it enough that it might be the only one I bother to use. Both versions printed together used less than 8g of plastic, and finished in around an hour.

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MadSciSlack9 months ago

I couldn't help but feel like there needed to exist a larger version of this for my monitor + PC power cables. I've reconstructed Kevin's V1 clip and made it 2.4x the size of the original for a ~12mm opening. It still printed in place beautifully and threads in just like the original. Cheers K2_Kevin, great work on this one. I've got a few of them and they all worked perfectly

PrinterFlashforge Adventurer 3

Print bed sizeX: 150 mm; Y: 150 mm; Z: 150 mm

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.2 mm

Infill density15 %

OKR5 months ago

Hello were can I finde the Remix of the bigger version?

kythera5 months ago

I'd also like to print this remix. Maximum cable management!

MadSciSlack9 months ago

Great design, I printed both versions without issue. It's the first cable clip I've printed for my giant Multiboard setup, and I like it enough that it might be the only one I bother to use. Both versions printed together used less than 8g of plastic, and finished in around an hour.

PrinterFlashforge Adventurer 3

Print bed sizeX: 150 mm; Y: 150 mm; Z: 150 mm

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.2 mm

Infill density15 %

MadSciSlack9 months ago

Just an added note, I'm using a reinforced "beefy" raised snap and these still thread in the same as intended. I didn't have to scale them up for a nice fit with PLA, but I might for ABS. My PLA seems to be a little more bloaty than my ABS, but that could just be my cheap filament.

stoffies007111 year ago

Rotating part works great but attaching to the snap is a bit loose. Will try and upscale 1% and see if it fits a snap then. Thanks for the share!

sean.enig10 months ago

The v2 worked great after scaling to 103%. It then fit snug upright in a medium weight bearing snap (printed using the same print profile at 100%), while having enough grip through the threads to sit at any angle needed.

nobeoddy21 year ago

cannot get this to budge at all.

MadSciSlack9 months ago

For those having issues with this being stuck after printing: I'm wondering if nozzle size is a factor here. I haven't had any problems with these, but I'm running a 0.3mm nozzle. If possible, try with a smaller nozzle diameter.