Ender 3/v2 SC-CO:C (Slim Chain Cable Organizer Compiled)

Settings used:

• Print height : 0.2 mm

• Infill: 5 - 10 % Triangles

• Perimeter wall: 6

• Top & Bottom wall: 4

• PETG preferred

This a compiled set for anyone looking to organize their Ender's cables.

My original contribution is for the adaptors from normal sized chain to slim versions that makes everything work/compatible. This will be slotted on the Upper V-roller bracket, where it and the collar/space is fastened to, above the X - stepper motor.

I cannot actually recall how many you will need for this build but “just to be sure” and especially if you only have 1 printer, please print 1-3 slim chain first, then follow up with each part ends namely for; 

• Z axis - slide on 20x20 v-slot extrude beam

• Y axis - slide on

• Y axis(the wire strain relief, its the one attached on the cables going to the bed

• X axis - Hotend mount

• Extruder Chain mount (for X and Z) I've included a test piece, if you want to try slotting it on first.

• Slim adaptors all 3 with male to male( for Z - axis slide on -> Z & X mount )
  
  

If you are ready to print the chains, here are my approx no. of pcs.

• You will need to print chain and clips (Make sure to test from end to end and decide if you need more cable links, they shouldn't be restricting the cables, especially for Z.)

  • Approx 15 pcs for X axis

  • Approx 21 pcs for Y axis

  • Atleast 25-30 pcs for Z axis; including in the count: 1 pc male to male adaptor
    

I will upload Z to X Chain mount Mk2 in the future, Removable Filament guide/Blanks(so you can edit your own) and X axis Support arm that wraps around and attaches behind the X gantry.

Z & Y Slide on if I remember is friction held so tolerances are tight from original maker, might need persuading with a rubber mallet. I suggest installing Y first as the Z slide on needs to be near the edge.