NEMA 4-pin mainboard connector

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When I bought NEMA motor cables, they came with a different standard - a smooth 4 pin black connector with 4 wires (red blue black green, not in order). But my mainboard, the GT2560 uses a different kind of connector. Although I could use the original black connector for a while, it was loose and eventually came off during a print. So I designed this connector that fits right in the mainboard connector. You'd need to take it out of the old 4 pin connector, put them in order in this new connector, then secure it in place either by hot glue, or by melting the connector around the wires. You can melt it either with a soldering iron, or if you don't have anything else you can use your 3D printer nozzle. This was printed in PETG, but you will have better quality with PLA or ABS as PETG is hygroscopic.