Tie Wrap Screw Anchor
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- Masa podana przez autora
- 3 g
- Czas druku podany przez autora
- 21 min
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- PETG
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- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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- 0.20mm Standard
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This is a screw-in anchor that secures a tie wrap to a surface.
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This is a screw-in anchor that secures a tie wrap to a surface. This kind of part is commonly available at a hardware store, but I didn't have any at home when it came time to hang some holiday lights outside. Designing and printing it was faster, and certainly more enjoyable.
Design parameters:
- RH6: Hole is sized for a #6 pan/round head screw. I specifically used a Paulin #6x1/2" Drill-X self-tapping metal screw (link). This is the original version.
- RH8: Hole is sized for a #8 pan/round head screw. Will also work with a #6 screw.
- CS8: Hole is sized for a #8 countersunk wood screw. Will also work with a #6 countersunk wood screw.
- All: Tie wrap slot is sized for a 4.8mm x 1.2mm tie wrap to comfortably slide through.
Features:
- The tie wrap slot ends in a smooth 90 degree curve. This allows a lot of variation in the size of the object being secured without putting too much pressure on the anchor.
- The screw will turn in the hole smoothly, but the hole is tight enough that it should hold the screw while someone passes it to you on a ladder for you to install upside down. (This doesn't work with the RH8 or CS8 version using a #6 screw.)
- Update 2023-02-28: There is a new R3 version that has a recessed wire channel. (Thanks for the idea, Luc)
Printing tips:
- Choose the version you'd like (R2 without the wire channel or R3 with the wire channel, and screw type).
- Print as oriented in the .stl file.
- No supports should be needed.
- If you need strength, print it with PETG.
Testing results:
- I tested original RH6 version this with a 1/2" screw and a 14" zip tie rated at 50 lbs tensile strength. The screw ripped out of the wood without damaging the zip tie or the printed part. (Printed in PETG.)
- I tested the original RH6 again with a 3/4" screw and the same zip tie. The zip tie broke. The part was undamaged.
- I repeated the test with the RH8 (using #6 and #8 screws) and CS8 (using #6 and #8 screws). In all cases, the zip tie broke. One part failed during setup because it was over-tightened and cracked.
Notes:
- My design is fully parameterized. If you'd like a version with different sizing, just message me.
Updates:
- 2022-10-26: Added a new version (R2) that has the screw size written on the bottom of the part, for easy identification of the #6 vs #8 pieces.
- 2023-02-28: Added a new version (R3) that has a recessed wire channel.