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CableDock C System – Desk CableHolder with C-Clamp

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Modular Desk Cable Holder with C-Clamp

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CableDock C System is a compact and modular desk cable holder, designed in Fusion 360 to keep your cables organized, accessible, and always within reach.

The main support attaches to desks, shelves, or any flat surface using a C-clamp with tightening screw, providing a strong, adjustable, and fully reversible mounting solution. No drilling, no glue, no permanent modifications — ideal for both fixed and temporary setups.

The cable is held by a V-shaped sliding clip, secured with a hollow bolt that locks the cable in place without crushing it and adapts to different cable diameters.

When used with the desk support, the clip slides smoothly into the integrated guide, allowing quick insertion and removal while keeping the cable perfectly positioned.

Versions & Sizes

The CableDock C System is available in four different versions, depending on the number of cables you want to manage:

  • Single

  • Double

  • Triple

  • Quadruple

Each version is available in two different height options to fit a wide range of desks and shelves:

  • Low profile – max thickness 34 mm

  • Tall profile – max thickness 54 mm

This makes the system highly flexible and adaptable to different setups and surface thicknesses.

Features

  • Desk mounting via C-clamp with tightening screw

  • Modular system with 1 to 4 cable slots

  • Two height options: 34 mm / 54 mm

  • Sliding clip with integrated guide

  • Cable locking system with hollow bolt

  • Fully 3D printable

  • No holes, no adhesives

Ideal for charging cables, USB cables, mouse cables, headphones, or any cable that tends to fall behind the desk.

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