FlowBox – Sliding Cable Management Box
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I made FlowBox to keep loose and extra cables on my desk organized instead of having them lying around everywhere.
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- Printables
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- Organizers
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
I designed this desk cable organizer in Fusion 360 to keep extra cable length hidden and prevent loose wires from making a desk messy. It has a 160 × 80 × 41 mm main box, a sliding lid for easy access, cable entry and exit slots, and internal guides to help route multiple cables neatly. The idea is to keep cables organized inside the box while making it easy to access them whenever needed. I tested the cable path using a dummy cable to check the available space and make sure the routing was practical. For 3D printing, PLA should work well for a basic version, with a 0.2 mm layer height and around 15–25% infill as a starting point. The box and lid can be printed separately, and it’s worth checking the sliding fit and cable openings after printing, as these may need small adjustments depending on your printer. I wanted to make something useful for everyday desk setups rather than just another CAD practice model.