plastic tab on ethernet cable broke 3d models
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3docean
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prusaprinters
for easy storing my network cable during traveling. ...It is for 20m cable length. i modified it for 10m as well see on Prusaprinters. https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/47891-cable-spool-ethernet-cable-10m
cults3d
Oh no, you broke the ethernet clip tab! ... I have the solution to your problem:D a small tip to put on your male ethernet cable is your worries fly away! Oh too strong Predor! ... (Small precision the surface must be flat on the male end)
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Ethernet cable cover. ... Snaps right on the ethernet cable and leaves space for any connector beside it
prusaprinters
Those thin laptops on those stupid expandable ethernet ports completely destroy the clips on the ethernet cable so I made this attachment piece that you can glue on to your ethernet cable making it sturdier and not fall out after the clip is...
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Cable Clamp/Runner for 4 ethernet cables, to mount on wall using double sided mounting tape. No support needed. ...Works with standard PLA.
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This is an ethernet wire management used for an eight port switch. ... Complete information can be found on my project page: https://www.codemacs.com/other/anything/ethernet-cable-management.7132601.htm
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Ethernet cable strip by evolutiondesigns customized for my particular needs.
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... cables (See the pics). If you are having trouble getting these to lock into the Port, just make sure bendable portion of the broken clip on your Ethernet Cable is completely removed. Feel free to modify as needed! ... Hope you find these useful!
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An ethernet cable holder to fix and organize network cabels on walls. When you printed the thing holder, you can screw them with a 4 mm Spax in. ...And then take a cable tie and fix your cable on the holder
cults3d
... Cable Coiler - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1764247 Cable Corners - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1182945 Cable Manager - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1107638 Ethernet Port Protector Plug - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:685956
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This design is for flat ethernet cables with a length of 4 meters. This thing has to be printed with support! I tested it with PLA on a modded Anet A8 printer. PS: Did you notice that the file looks different from the picture? ...I used the...
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Embellecedor de pared para cable ethernet. ... 2 Modelos: - v001: Entrada en pared - v002: Sin entrada en pared
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A Simple Ethernet Cable Organizer 24 Ports I use it when i must replace a switch in a Rack
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Cable Coiler - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1764247 Cable Corners - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1182945 Cable Manager - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1107638 Ethernet Port Protector Plug - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:685956 Print...
myminifactory
Ethernet Cable Runners provide a simple solution to keep your Ethernet cables neat, under control and easy to access, insert and remove. The range accommodates from 2 to 16 cables. Each slot only ever accepts up to 2 cables. This ensures you can...
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Use a bot of number 17 nails and make yourself inexpensive cable clamps. ... Sized for standard Cat5 and Cat6 ethernet cables.
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This was made for a 5mm diameter ethernet cable, accepts up to 6mm cables. use a 1 to 2 mm diameter nail. ...
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... several ethernet cables - designed for use in a custom built CNC controller box for cable management. ...Update - printed and tested - working extremely well with both ethernet cable and heavier USB cables so will be perfect for my cable routing needs.
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I needed to be able to run some flat ethernet cables behind a sliding door, so I created these super simple clips to keep things clean. Just attached them with some 3M Command Strips and they hide perfectly without binding on the door at all! ... ...
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I found some labels on here that were for ethernet cables but I had multiple different diameters so they didn't work well for me. My solution was zip-ties. I used very small zip-ties and I'm not 100% on they type. They are 1mm thick and 2.5mm tall...