Parametric cable clamp/clip for countersunk screws [FreeCAD]
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Fully parametric cable clamp. Easily change it by typing in your dimensions. FreeCAD is 100% free, see description!
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Model information
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- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Updates
- 2021-12-30 added V0_rounded. This version looks a bit nicer, prints with less material, but might be tricky for printers with bad bed-adhesion
In addition to that you can now disable the countersink in the spreadsheet!
- 2021-12-29 first upload. Files: V0
Parametric cable clamp/clip
I uploaded example clamps for a single cable diameter of 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7mm and the same clamps for two cables next to each other.
If you have FreeCAD installed, it is a matter of seconds to create exactly the clip you need:
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Provided files
I do like to have real CAD-files, when downloading things from others. Most users don't provide files other than .STL-files. These are useless for further manipulation or quick changes. So I'll provide the following files to you:
| Format | Included? | Description |
| STL | ✓ | - |
| STEP | x | use source file to generate STEPS if you need them |
| FreeCAD | ✓ | Version 0.19 Link Branch |
Is it easy to build/assemble?
No assembly required!
Is this thing finished?
Yepp!
Print Settings
Here are some general guidelines on how to print this thing.
Orientation:
Rafts: Not necessary
Supports: Not necessary
Resolution: 0.2
Infill: 25%-100%. Less infill for bigger clamps, 100% infill for smaller clamps!
Filament: PETG, ABS, ASA, …
Notes: PLA might be too brittle. Use flame retardant PETG if need be!