Outlet Plug Cover - no layer breaks in outlet (North American 120V Type B / NEMA 5-15P, CSA C22.2 No. 42, etc.)
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A fairly standard outlet cover that is printed upright, so there are no layer breaks that are inserted into the outlet.
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This outlet cover is printed upright to avoid layer breaks in the outlet. Reducing the chance that part of it breaks off inside. It has supports built into the model that can be easily removed by pivoting the support outward to the side, leaving minimal behind on the model.
There are 4 variations based on how tight your outlet is, and the thickness of the face.
- Regular prongs with heavy face
- Wide prongs with heavy face
- Very Wide prongs with heavy face
- Regular prongs with thin face
I recommend starting with the regular prong heavy face model and then moving from there.
The thin face model can be used when you need to minimize the plug cover depth, to allow for another plug that may partially overlap the plug cover.
The wider prong models are for plugs that are looser, or if you want a cover that is more difficult to remove. I didn't include a thin face model of these as it may break in a tighter fitting application.
The heavy face model has removal slots inspired by Chad Birchem's cover [ Outlet Safety Cover by Chad Birchem | Download free STL model | Printables.com ] I encourage you to download the extraction tool from Chad and didn't include it here.
This is modeled for a .4mm nozzle and I recommend increasing the number of parameters to 4 or more.
The files are MK3s files with the seam painted on one edge of the face. This ensures no seam is present on the interface between the prongs and the face, providing for a continuous line in and out of the outlet and increasing strength. If you just load the model, I recommend adjusting the seam to the face edge.
The face has optional text in the slicer, that you can remove… or change as needed (to indicate what plug goes with what breaker for example) You might want to avoid colorful additions to lessen kids being interested.
The model is broken into parts… so you can use the slicer to make the prongs or face wider or narrower if needed.
Finally, there is a step file, for those who want to modify the model in Fusion or another program.
Enjoy