ethernet kill switch 3d models

protective cap for ethernet plug. to prevent it from breaking and taking dust, I also inserted an opening so when you remove it you can attach it to the cable. new version v7 slightly larger hole for cables cat. 6 not tested on cat. ...7 I think it's...

This project matches perfectly with an Arduino Uno that is paired with an Ethernet shield. It has been designed to be ventilated, a necessary feature I incorporated after initially creating a solid version which ended up running extremely hot. ...The...

3d printable ethernet cable label, print in one piece without support, compliant hinge system.I posted 3 sizes but add a comment if you wish another one, or use the fusion file I posted3D PRINTING SETTINGS0.12mm 

Ethernet plugs always getting crushed when you step on them and malfunctioning with mashed plastic obstructing the contacts? Or the clips snap off and then they won't stay securely in the jack? Try using an ethercap protector or the original design,...

I wanted to access the area behind a sliding door to run flat ethernet cables, so I designed these straightforward clips to maintain order. Simply attaching them with 3M Command Strips keeps them out of sight and prevents them from binding on the...

This is a mount for RJ45-Ethernet cable splitter. There are various models from different vendors in online shops that look all the same. So I guess they all fit. Both splitted ports are numbered. You can also print and stick two 9 x 39 mm...

This design accommodates the Arduino Ethernet Pro board (available at http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10536), serving as a Wake-on-LAN server. Utilize Skeinforge for support in printing the bridge over the power connector's location. ...Drilling is...

You Will Require To successfully assemble the Smooth Stepper Ethernet Enclosure, you will need to gather several essential components. Begin by procuring four (4) M4 screws that are 25 millimeters in length, along with their matching M4 nut...

Ethernet cable wall mount For two sided duck tape or small nails. Moved my son's PC to opposite and had to get cable here. ...Designed during 10 minutes, printed in 30 mins, just in time when we need it ;-)</p> Category: Organization

Ethernet Cable Runners offer a hassle-free way to manage your Ethernet cables, keeping them organized, easily accessible and simple to insert or remove. The range accommodates from 2 to 16 cables, with each slot designed to hold only up to two...

Ethernet Cable Runners offer a straightforward solution to keep your Ethernet cables organized, under control and easy to insert and remove. The range accommodates from 2 to 16 cables, with each slot capable of accepting up to 2 cables at once. This...

Ethernet Cable Combs based on muzz64's cablemanager_ethernet.stl designs are created, offering a variety of sizes (note: not parametric) with notches on the sides to prevent slippage from zip ties or velcro. If you need to organize more than 16...

The Ethernet Cable Guide allows you to organize the 8 Ethernet wires in the correct order and will hold them in place as you insert the cable into the connector. The wire guide is small enough to fit inside the connector and will remain in place...

I discovered some labels that were designed for ethernet cables, but I had multiple different diameters so they didn't work well for me. My solution was to use zip-ties instead. I utilized very small zip-ties and I'm not 100% sure what type they...

Ethernet cable spool using leftover 1Kg Prusament filament spool. Drilled a ~15mm hole through the center of the hub to feed one end of the cable to the inside, where it connects into a ethernet keystone jack. Easily holds a 15 meter UTP cable....

The Dead End Safeguard protects your Ethernet (RJ45) cables securely. Two key facts about LAN cables: 1. It's common knowledge that Ethernet cables are social creatures. Place them neatly in a bag, but be prepared for the certainty of tangles when...

A simple ethernet cable clip I designed in Fusion 360. -Angled lead-in for easy snap on installation. -Use a relatively flexible filament such as PETG. -Use with a #4 wood screw. -I printed these in PETG using a .8mm nozzle and 0.3mm...

Ethernet Cable Runners offer a hassle-free solution for organizing your Ethernet cables, keeping them tidy and easily accessible. They come in a range of sizes, accommodating from 2 to 16 cables per slot, with each slot designed to hold only up to...

The revamped Ethernet cable port design addresses connectivity issues caused by movement between the port and its cord. It features a compact clamp designed to fit within the port without obstructing the cable. A belt fastened atop the clamp ensures...

Combine with stranded ethernet cable and you have a compact and flexible replacement for the mesh of disparate wires. You'll need: 4x6cm Prototyping Boards: eg:...

This device is designed to insert Ethernet cables into a BIX patch panel. It's specifically made for this purpose and not intended for use as a standard 110 punch-down tool. The printed component does not need any support structures. Printing the...

Cable Management Solutions provide a simple and effective way to secure loose ends of an exposed Ethernet cable, preventing damage and ensuring a long-lasting connection. Cable Ties or Zip Ties can be used to bundle the cables together, keeping them...

Flexible cable organizer rack designed specifically for keeping Ethernet cords tidy and at the ready. Made to accommodate a range of internet and network connections, this cord management solution securely fastens to the edge of any surface. Features...

This is a spool to manage the clutter of flat ethernet cables. This allows the cable to be easily extended a great distance while still compact when not in use. no support was needed for this print. I used 3m screws for this, but this could...

The entire shell is assembled from an Arduino Uno, an Ethernet W5100 module, a NRF24L01 radio transmitter, and a prototype board adapter. In order to solder the nfr, it is necessary to reverse the connector's position. The latest version of the...

Create tidy, straight ethernet cable bundles with this organizer that can manage up to 19 cables at once. Simply place the cables into the jig and securely snap it into position on the holder. As you pass the comb through the bundle length, add...

... to fit a drywall screw, but others should fit just fine. I made this design to help square up ethernet cables running in my walls. ... There is also a single cable version of this design available at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3564578

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