Protection cap for coaxial/RF connectors
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Caps meant to protect RF connectors (that connector where people used to connect their antenna or videogame to their TV)
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Required slicer settings:
- Layer height: 0.1 or lower (the threads won't print correctly if the layer height is bigger than 0.1)
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v2.0
I noticed some female connectors are a little bit smaller, small enough for the caps to be loose, so I've added files for smaller caps too - they are the ones that have “(smaller)” in their names
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Description
Caps to protect the coaxial/RF connectors from your TV/RF adapter/RF modulator, so they don't rust or accumulate dust.
There's two different models for download:
- one without the screw head, It looks better in my opinion but has the disadvantage of being harder to screw/unscrew
- one with the screw head, so if they ever get stuck you can use a 12mm (½ inch) wrench to easily unscrew it
I've also made the .f3d files available, in case you want to make any modifications to the model :)
* I had to use custom thread sizes for two of the caps, they are "ISO metric profile" M9.5 and M9.7. If you're just gonna print the caps as is, you don't need to worry about it.
But if you're gonna edit the files in Fusion 360, you'll need to either create the thread sizes manually or you can use the file “CustomISOMetricprofile.txt” I've included, you just have to change the extension to .xml and copy the file to the correct folder in your computer (this guide shows where it is located https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Custom-Threads-in-Fusion-360.html). The new custom sizes will be available in Fusion under the name of “ISO Metric custom”.