Snap-In Cable Comb - Tidy Cable Bundles, Any Size and Count (OpenSCAD)
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Snap cables into a neat row for PC builds, desks and TV setups. Set cable size and count in OpenSCAD.
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A small comb that keeps a bundle of cables in a neat, flat row: behind a desk, along a TV stand or inside a PC case. Each cable presses in through a V-shaped lead-in and snaps into its own round slot, and pops out again when you pull it.
The default holds 6 cables of 4 mm (most USB and charging cables). It is 37 x 8 x 6 mm and takes about 11 minutes and 1.2 g on a Bambu Lab H2C, so print a handful and space them along the run.
Make it fit your cables: open the .scad file in OpenSCAD (free), go to Window > Customizer, and set the cable count (2 to 16), the cable diameter (measure yours; power cables are often 6 to 8 mm), how tight the snap is, and the thickness. If cables pop out too easily, make the opening a little smaller.
Print settings: PLA or PETG, 0.2 mm layers, 100% infill is fine at this size, no supports. It prints flat as shown. A ready plate (the H2C .3mf) is included.
Designed with AI assistance, checked and sliced by me. License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.