biscuit connector holder with and without front+rear "walls" / Lüsterklemmenhalter mit und ohne "Wände" vorne und hinten
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A small recess for screwing luster terminals onto a board without them turning.
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I am constantly faced with the challenge of having to screw two luster terminals somewhere.
However, with only two terminals, there is only one hole for screwing, so that the terminals can rotate around this screw. Or you have to leave at least one more (empty) terminal attached to prevent this. Neither option is ideal.
That's why I designed this small bracket. First, it is screwed down with four small 3 mm (~1/8") countersunk screws, and then the luster terminal is fixed through the middle hole in the bracket. This ensures a clean and secure installation of the biscuit terminals.
My initial version was without the front and rear walls (same hight as the lower end of the terminal holes), and it also works fine. The version with walls looks a little bit cleaner (and is also, maybe, a little bit stronger).
Parametric FreeCad model included.