Sanus SLF226 Cable Management Clip
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A clip that allows you to run cables along the TV mount's rails, in case you lost/never got the originals.
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Long story short, this Sanus mount was left behind by my roommate, and the original cable management rails/attachments have long since disappeared. I got tired of using zip ties and/or velcro straps to secure cables to the rails, so I decided to make my own clips.
There are two types, a longer and shorter clip, depending on what you want to use. I do recommend using PETG for the bigger clip, as it needs to bend a lot more to clip on properly. PLA works, but I almost felt like I was going to break it.
The retainer clip just clips onto the top (and should mate up with the squares on the clips) to stop the top of the clip from splaying outward. More of an insurance policy on the larger clip as it can hold itself together due to there being more material, but I'd highly recommend it on the short clip. There are two slots on the large clip, so if you want to use both, print two retaining clips alongside it.
Printed on both a Prusa MK3S w/ Revo Six hotend and nozzle (0.4) and a Bambu Lab A1 w/ stock 0.4 nozzle. Both came out acceptably, though you may need to file down the retainer clip a little bit for it to properly fit over the cable clip, as tolerances can be a bit tight. (MK3S didn't need this with PLA, but the Bambu A1 did. YMMV.)
I printed this with tree supports for safety. If you wish to try without, YMMV.
Apologizes for any errors I didn't catch, first model and first brush with Tinkercad, hah.