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Best Ender3S1 Pro Cable Management Yet!! Built for Lack Case!

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This system turns the cable bundle so it runs parallel to the printer base so it better fits in an Ikea Lack case

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It has only been a few days since I posted the original cable chain here, and I have since redesigned it to better suit an Ikea Lack case and take up less room. 

In this design, I have eliminated the use of a "z-axis_cable_split" and have completely redesigned the “z-axis_support”. A simple change in orientation of the “cable_chain_side_lock” file allows the cable chain to run cleanly down the left side of the printer bed toward the front of the printer making the entire machine about 5 or 6 inches smaller side-to-side given that the cable no longer sticks out 90 degrees. To attach this I used one of the extra t-bolts that came with the printer with the addition of a washer.

The file titled “z-axis_support” is rather difficult to print. I had a shitty time getting all of the supports removed, best way to print from a structural standpoint would be facedown with the anchor arms facing up, use organic/tree supports.

In the posted pictures, you will see I used a velcro cable organizer to secure the cable bundle to the 90, not sure if this is 100% necessary, and will update once I run this system a bit longer.

Added a special chain link titled “Extruder_chain” that allows the chain to move more freely at the extruder attachment. this chain link should be used without a clip. See pictures for visual. 

I think that this redesign makes the printer look a lot better and perfectly fits a Lack case.

Hope you like it.

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