FreeForm Cat Cord Holder – Modular Cable Guide for Cooler Master Qube 540
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A cute low-poly cat remixed into a functional cable holder for the Cooler Master Qube 540.
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The FreeForm Cat Cord Holder brings personality and practicality together for the Cooler Master Qube 540.
Based on the original FreeForm Cats concept, this new functional variant uses the same low-poly aesthetic and FreeForm snap-connector system — but now the cat actually holds your cable.
It’s fun, expressive, and surprisingly useful.
The cord rests gently in the cat’s mouth, giving the impression that it’s carrying your cable for you. Perfect for USB cords, mouse/keyboard cables, or charging cables
This design is part of my growing FreeForm by Devin Lashley ecosystem — a modular family of accessories built specifically for the Cooler Master Qube 540.
🐈 Pairs With the Original FreeForm Cats
Looking for the decorative versions?
Check out the model that started it all:
👉 FreeForm Cats – Decorative Attachments for Qube 540
Link: (paste your existing cats model URL here)
These two models are designed to be displayed together — one functional, one aesthetic — and both fully compatible with the FreeForm grid system.
✨ Features
FreeForm-compatible snap-fit mount
Cable rests naturally in the cat’s mouth
Support-free low-poly design
Works beside all other FreeForm modules
Lightweight and fast to print
Perfect for themed builds and display PCs
🎨 Attribution (Required by License)
This model is a remix of:
Cute Low Poly Cat – No Supports
by [creator username]
https://www.printables.com/model/594620-cute-low-poly-cat-no-supports
Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0)FreeForm snap-connector and cable-holder adaptation by Devin Lashley for the Cooler Master FreeForm Playground contest.