Cable manager

In this household, we've designated a single place to charge all our devices. All charging is done on a small antique cabinet, it has room for  5 Qi chargers and 10 cables. For this, I use a 5 and 10-port USB charger and a few of the gazillion USB cables/plugs that are popular right now.

The mount consists of 2 parts, a mount and a cover. The mount itself has slots for each cable, spaced far enough apart so that the cables can be picked up easily. I use double sided tape to firmly stick the mount on the cabinet. On top of the mount there is a cover that keeps the wires mounted and provides enough slack for them to be extended or retracted.

In the photos, you can see my setup, which features a mount with 10 slots and two '5-slot' covers. I had some warping issues when trying to print a 10 slot cover, so I printed 2x a 5 slot cover was good enough for my needs. The covers have an endcap on 1 side (which can be modified using the model).  

This version of the model is my nth iteration and this version is good enough to share and holds up quite well to the abuse from all its users.

I printed this model using eSUN PLA-GF, which has a nice matte finish and hides the 0.2 mm layers well.

Since everyone has different needs, I've included my FreeCAD model file.