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CR-10 Bowden Tube Cable Clips

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This is a small clip that holds the bowden tube to the extruder wire bundle and optionally to a 3rd wire, for example…

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This is a small clip that holds the bowden tube to the extruder wire bundle and optionally to a 3rd wire, for example that attached to a bed leveling sensor. It lets you remove the tape that is used on some printers, proviinge an overall cleaner look and eliminating the chance for any sticky tape residue.

I got the idea from "CR10 Bowden and Cable clip" by Juicybacon. However, there were a few small things I wanted to change in that design. Specifically I wanted to add a 3rd section to hold the cable for my EZABL sensor, and I wanted to angle the 3 sections to minimize space. I also decided to reduce the wall thickness a bit to make the clip more flexible.

Unfortunately, no CAD source file was provided, so I ended up having to recreate this from scratch. I have included the Fusion 360 source files with mine, so that others that want to make changes can readily do so. The F360 file has User Parameters for the wall thickness, diameters of each of the 3 sections, and the angle of the outer sections relative to the. center-line.

I have included STL for straight and 45-degree angled versions.

The clips shown in the pictures were printed in PETG, which is a little more flexible than PLA, but I expect that PLA will work fine as well.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

i3 MK3

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

Supports:

No

Resolution:

0.2 mm

Infill:

Doesn't matter


Filament:
Prusa PETG Black

Notes:

I printed with 2 walls, 5 top and bottom layers, but I don't think it's critical. Infill isn't really important because the walls are so thin the slicer doesn't use any.

Category: 3D Printer Accessories

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