Power strip

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A power strip where every socket can be used even if you have big bulky power adapters. I was able to replace 3 separate ones with a total of 19 sockets with this single one with 12. If you are interested in changing the actual OpenSCAD files they are also on GitHub The cable clip exist as a separate project if you are interested in only that part. Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Notes: Printed with 0.8mm nozzle size and 0.2mm layer in PLA. The hooks that fasten the lid to the bottom is a bit to small for the size of the lid and I had to use some extra white tape to be sure the lid would not come loose. It's possible to glue it also as it's not like you ever need to open it once it's done. Post-Printing Needed material cable sockets wago 222 modules knife side cutter screwdriver cable: It's important to select the correct cable. For Europe the cable should have 1.5 mm2 copper wire. That type of cable can handle 16A fuse at 240V. So it should be enough . ex: cable To thin cable and it can be overloaded and in worst case melt the box and catch fire. do not buy the least expensive "cable" be sure to use the correct size. socket This is different all over the globe. but should be readily available everywhere. wago 222: They sell the wago module world wide wago 220 Assemble. Look at the pictures and it should be clear in what order things is done. The only thing to be careful about is to make sure the colors of the wires that goes into the wago 22 module is of the same. As long as the color is the same nothing can go horrible wrong. How I Designed This The design is made in OpenSCAD. The cable clip exist as a separate project if you are interested in only that part. The design is made to be printed without support and to fit on the build plate of a ultimaker 2+. It's was important that the extra material needed should be easily sourced so its easy to make more without having to order things month in advance. As it is now everything is of the shelf. It was originally intended to be much more configurable than it turned out but I had to make several changes to make it fit on the build plate and then when it finally did it was no so easy to configure anymore due to the placement of the waco 222 modules restricting height and width so even if the need was just for 6 it still would end up about the same size anyway so I did drop the configurability. The only thing that can easily be changes as it stand is the diameter of the cable. It needed to be a safe design so there is never any live wire present. To achieve this I used wago 222 modules. They can way more power than any standard fuse for Europe or USA so should be safe.