Wall Wart Storage - Wall Mounted, No Supports, US Type A/B
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Remix of David_J's Wall Wart/PSU Cable Tidy, no supports req'd, wall mounted w/ screws, US type A/B socket
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I needed to stow the wall wart for my hand vac near where I have it mounted on the wall, so I remixed David_J's model so it can be mounted with screws. This meant moving the hooks that help hold the cable on to the same face as the socket, as well as splitting the model so that it doesn't need any supports. I made it two separate pieces, which will need to be glued together. I used Starbond Thick CA glue, though that is probably overkill since this isn't something that will have much force exerted on it.
Although I printed this in PETG, it could easily be printed in PLA. Given it's in two parts, if someone requires more room for a longer (or thicker) cable, you could probably stretch an axis in your slicer and glue the pieces further apart. I used a pair of drywall screws to mount it to my wall, since it isn't really bearing any significant weight.
Wall loops: 4 (overkill)
Top and Bottom Shell: 6 layers 1.2mm (overkill)
Infill: 15%
Layer Thickness: 0.2mm