Cable clips, cable hooks and a simple bracket to attach cables with zip ties or velcro
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Various ways to retain cables. Screw-down clips, Clips for suspending wires on a wall, and a cable bracket.
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Over time I've accumulated a few different designs of clips and other fittings for attaching cables to things. They might be useful to someone else so I thought I'd share them here.
There are two different styles of 'P' shaped clip with a countersunk hole to attach it to a wall, desk or wherever. The smaller one will clip a Cat5 network cable nicely and the larger one will hold a mains flex or co-axial antenna cable. Of course you can scale either of them to suit other things.
Two sizes of wire clip are included. I use these to hang strings of LED lights on the wall. The smaller one is fine for the normal size of wiring on this type of light string, I made the larger one when I needed to run multiple strings through the same hook. I printed some of these in PETG and they're still in perfect condition on the front wall of my house after several years.
The cable tie bracket is a simple bracket that can be screwed to something and then cables can be attached to it with velcro style hook and loop tape, or plastic zip ties. It's not a particularly elegant thing but it's functional.
Print the clips with their narrow edge down, and the cable tie base with the cable attachment down and the base plate vertical. That way you won't need any supports.
I tend to use PETG because that's what I keep in stock, but there's no reason these wouldn't work in PLA too although they'll be a bit less flexible and resilient. Many other materials are probably suitable too.
Sorry I don't have photos of most of these in situ. Hopefully the STL previews are self-explanatory. If you find these useful, post a photo in the 'makes' section, it's always good to see what people do with my designs.