Cable Organizer - One-Sided_Winding ๐ก - Exclusive๐ฐ
โจ Introducing the Cable Organizer โ One-Side Winding (Exclusive Patreon Edition) โจ
This 3D printed model brings a completely new way to manage your cables โ one side stays fixed ๐ while the other can be freely wound depending on your needs.
Why this model is revolutionary:
This design introduces a completely new principle โ the fixed end does not rotate or twist when the movable end is being wound. That means you can plug the fixed end directly into the socket ๐ and still freely wind or unwind the other side whenever you need.
This system opens the door to my next big project: the Retractable Cable Organizer โ One-Side Winding! ๐
The next version will include a spiral spring mechanism, allowing you to extend the movable end and retract it instantly at the press of a button. The future of cable management is just beginning! โ๏ธ
๐งฉ Please note: This model should be seen as a prototype and development step toward the main model โ Retractable Cable Organizer โ One-Side Winding.
Designed specifically for Apple MQKJ3ZM/A USB-C/USB-C braided 1m cable
๐ Size: ร 71 ร 29 mm
๐น Video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zXZiERC3DoM
๐จ Filament:
This is an exclusive Patreon model, created for those who want something special and more functional than the original ๐
Included in this post:
STL files
STEP file for CAD editing/customization
Pre-sliced .3mf print profile optimized for Bambu Lab printers
Manual
Please do not share the STL or any other files from this modelโletโs keep it exclusive for members.
Comments (2)
Hi, sorry if this is a silly question, but if I needed to support longer cables, would scaling the model be enough (I was thinking to scale only the X and Y axis by a constant but not Z (if Z is the axis of height for this organizer))?
Hi, since there are no complicated mechanisms, it should work. But I definitely recommend printing the original version in advance to see if this version will work for you. Since, as I write in the product description, this is a prototype, it works, but it's not perfect :D
