Milwaukee Packout Networking Latch
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Do you use Milwaukee's Packout System for your networking gear? Here's a neat latch to easily identify it in the stack.
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Do you use the Milwaukee Packout System for your networking gear? Do you hate digging through the stack of packout bins searching for which one holds the correct tools? Look no further!
Version 1 prints in one piece and allows for a manual filament swap with a pause or a color swap via your slicer.
v2: If you prefer printing your ethernet logo / emblem in another color but don't trust or don't want to swap filament manually, print this one and the inserts separately. I don't use an MMU and even after swapping filament found that the small print area for the emblem meant an ugly finish when color 1 and color 2 would blend slightly for a bit.
I glue them together with Loctite Super Glue. Printing in white would allow the user to sharpie in a T-568A or T-568B pinout on the front if you desire. Sometimes you get hit with brain farts. It happens to us all.
I recommend printing in PETG or stronger. Though I doubt it would be an issue, I imagine if left in a hot truck PLA could potentially deform on a hot day.
I use 25% infill w/ 4 perimeters. If your machine is tuned you should not need to scale down the inserts. If not scale down slightly.
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