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Galileo 2 EBB SB2209 Cable Gland Mount + Lid

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Strain relief for the cable on a Galileo 2 (G2E) extruder with the SB2240/2209 board using a PG Cable Gland M12.

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All the models I could find that used "PG Cable Gland M12" for the SB 2240/2209 CANBus cable and worked with the Galileo 2 Extruder didn't work as expected. Some had a design flaw that caused more stress on the cable than relief; others were too clumsy, so I made this one. As far as it goes, it works.

    Pros:

  • Cable is aligned with the board, so there is less stress on it,
  • It uses less material, therefore less weight, 
  • The screw in the center make it more reliable considering that it's a piece under constant stress, and you just need one screw :-)
  • Has a support to use a thermocouple (width of 3mm) for chamber temperature,
  • It doesn't get in the front of the motor (better cooling),
  • You don't need to repin or cut the CAN cable to pass it through the hole.

    Cons:

  • Make the cable stand higher, can be annoying due the top cover. 

The cable should be aligned with the board contacts, and it should secure the M12 cable gland firmly, transferring all the forces to the Stealthburner frame and not to the PCB board. I added the Fusion file for anyone who might need it. Hope that helps someone. :-)

!!! ATTENTION !!! : I made a new SB 2240 / 2209  LID since the original won't work with this holder; the lid needs to be a little smaller on the width, otherwise the cable won't let it open.

PS: You should not need any support, and the 3MF file attached already has the Seams blocked on the points of contact (better this way ). I do like to use a smaller layer high for the threads (something like 0.15), but it is not a necessity.

 

Changelog :

- 10/20/2024

  • Added a lid with ventilation, which is the same size but with holes. Remember to print it with the right side down. I will upload a .3MF file to help. 

- 11/09/2024

  • New lid with bigger holes. 

- 01/17/2025

  • Added a screw ( M3x3 ) on the mount for the attachment of a filament or a steel wire to help support the umbilical cable and the PTFE tube. 

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