Yin and Yang cat5 cable travel spool

Yin and Yang cat5 cable travel spool

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I like flat cat5 cables for when I travel. They save a lot of space over conventional cables. And I have a couple from some D-Link IP cameras that are "free" since i used other cables for those cameras. On our last trip I thought there has to be a neater way to stow this cable so I don't risk breaking the spring tabs when I'm pulling it out of my luggage. This is similar to how a retractable cable works, but it's manual. just wrap it around and plug in your RJ45s, Hope this helps you out. Print Settings Printer: mini Kossel Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 30% Notes: You need to put the cable in with one side a little longer than the other so they will both get to the RJ45 "jacks". Once the cable is pushed all the way to the bottom of the hub, it's pretty difficult to get out. Push it partially in or just flush until you get the lengths right then push it to the bottom with a screwdriver. You have a 3D printer, so you're pretty smart. I'm sure you can figure it out. Enjoy, and let me know what you think.

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