Better Cable Management with 3D Printing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ค. 2024
- How can 3D printing improve your cable management? By designing custom pieces fit for your needs!
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0:00 Intro
1:18 Headphone Hangers (boring)
1:32 Large Hole Cover (boring)
2:15 Small Hole Cover
3:34 Under the Hood
4:55 T-Hooks
6:00 Power Strip Bracket
6:38 Power Brick Bracket
8:10 Drag Chain Mount
10:33 Drawer Cable Guide
11:30 Light Bar Mount
14:16 FIN
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Headphone Hanger: www.thingiverse.com/thing:580...
Cable Hole Cover 38mm: www.thingiverse.com/thing:580...
Cable Hole Cover 18mm: www.thingiverse.com/thing:580...
Cable T-Hook: www.thingiverse.com/thing:580...
Underdesk Brackets: www.thingiverse.com/thing:580...
Power Strip Bracket: www.thingiverse.com/thing:477...
Drag Chain Mount: www.thingiverse.com/thing:580...
Drawer Cable Mount (for sale): cults3d.com/en/3d-model/home/...
Light Bar Mount: www.thingiverse.com/thing:580...
Lily58 (Keyboard) Case
cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadge...
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looks great mate!
will copy you i think :)
I was actually looking for some cable management ideas for a guitar pedal board, but this was interesting anyway. I've been designing musical instruments and tools like drill blocks, shockproof microphone holders etc.
I don't have any ideas beyond the excellent ones you've already show here, but I do have a suggestion for design discipline and workflow. To get around the problem of variations in size and make designs able to be re-used when things change slightly, I make all designs parametric now. In other words, if I have a design for the fipple for a 'D' Irish whistle but now need a 'C' fipple, I just open a spreadsheet, change the relevant parameters (pipe diameter, windway and labium parameters) and get it to recalculate the drawing.
Lots of programmes can work this way, but I'm using FreeCAD. You do have to think a little differently when designing this way, but like designing specifically for additive manufacturing (support, layer directions etc) spending a little more time now can literally save you hundreds of hours later as you re-use what can sometimes be very complex designs.
the only thing i can add to the cable management is... more LEDS! 1 LED = +1 FPS
good to see you again!
RGB increases your ingame skill and that's a fact. 😂
i have been replaying the intro animation over and over. so crisp👌
Thank you!
For cable management under the desk, i used small 3d printed loops for velcro strips, that way i dont have to print anything bigger than it needs to be + i can change the velcro strip when i need room for 5 more cables or something like that.
I really love the holes you made, especially with that galaxy black pla. Currently i dont need holes, but now i want them.. thanks lmao
Nice video Norman!
Great work on the video! Also I love how you can see the 2.4 upside down in the background!
From my perspective as an engineer in research, development and construction, your cable management has become very good. To be honest, the many ill-conceived constructions on the 3D printing platforms annoy me enormously. Good ideas are often implemented poorly, so I often spend a lot of time in adapting the net- structures. In general, it's a shame that a close-knit society has become a sales hype for constructions, but thats another theme and at the moment I´ve shared myself not a single construction because of no time to do it easy explained and really good.// Just a little tip for your designs, try using PCTG. It is simply more forgiving in terms of impact and bending. With PETG, robust constructions break too quickly for me. PCTG is a better filament in my opinion. Have a nice print! :-)
Das Intro hat mich erwischt haha
Thanks So Much for sharing your work and designs. I have a lot in common with your opinions of hidden wire management .
I really enjoyed seeing you explain your setup, Norman. Your passion for this held my attention and I learned a lot.
That makes me very happy, thank you!
I also have a height adjustable desk and want a clean setup. I just couldn't find the motivation to deal with that mess. My PC is on a self-made mount under the desk. I'm also planning to incorporate an igus cable chain. I also had the idea to make a custom cable for Power and Ethernet that includes both within a single cable and connector that goes from the bottom of the desk to a custom wall outlet (my desk has wheels, so a single cable would be nice).
Omg, this is gorgeous.
Can you also tell us where you got the drag chain?
ich weiß ja nicht, aber ich würde mir irgendwie sorgen machen bei den stromkabeln...so aufgewickelt oder verstaut`, könnten sie eine spule (magnetfeld, hitze, blah) darstellen oder ist das hier falsch oder zu missachten ?
hm, it can be done better. Maybe you can put cables in channel and close it up. Or print channel with holes for cables, like the pros wire electrical cabinets.
Hi Norman 👋
Hi Norman, ist dein Tastatur Kabel beweglich in dem Loch? wäre für die Maus Interessant
And by the Way, dein Voron rechts im Bild steht auf dem Kopf🤣
Voron hat beim letzten Mal gequalmt, deshalb ist er gerade im Maintenance Kopfstand 😎
Edit: Kabel der Tastatur ist nicht beweglich, aber magnetisch. Verwende das gleiche magnetische Endstück an der Maus um sie zu laden wenn ich nicht am Rechner bin.
@@normanwink oha qualm is nicht so knaller
Schade, sonst wäre es top um das Mauskabel zu führen