Created 7 days ago
Description
An adhesive-mount anchor for securing 4.5mm USB-C cables to the side of a desk. It holds the line captive when unplugged, preventing it from sliding onto the floor under its own weight.
Fitment and Clearances
Check Before Printing Measure your cable jacket with calipers. Thick reinforced lines exceeding 4.8mm will bind or crush in the bore. Thin peripheral cords under 3.5mm may slip out of the keyhole opening when the line goes slack.
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Meet the CoilFlex — a USB-C strain relief boot that balances rigid stability for the connector head with a flexible, coiled tail for the cable. By applying a helical cut pattern to the tail section while preserving a solid spine at the base, it allows the cable to bend naturally without kinking, while the solid front block keeps the delicate connector joint perfectly immobile. Features Rigid Connector Housing: Perfectly sized to hold the 10mm head section motionless. Spiral Flex-Tail: Allows the cable section to bend under stress without pinching. Snap-In Top: A continuous top channel lets you easily press the cable into place. Tapered Transition: Smoothly steps down from the connector block to the coil.
This MagSafe desk stand ends the daily annoyance of a phone lying flat on a desk catching glare and demanding two hands to peel away from a charging cord. It angles the screen at 60 degrees for casual checking, leaves plenty of airgap for the heavy camera bumps on modern iPhones, and traps the charging cable permanently in place so it stops sliding off the table. Tolerances and Fit Puck Recess: 56.5mm diameter by 5.7mm deep — dimensioned to grip a bare official Apple MagSafe charger securely. Cable Channel: A 7.5mm wide routed track runs straight down the front face of the arm and channels the cord cleanly under the heavy base plate. Ejection Hole: A 25mm rear bore gives your thumb space to push the charger out when you need to pack it for a trip.
Unlabeled cable routing is exactly how you unplug the wrong drive during a transfer. To fix that, this dome now features a snap-fit socket joint holding up a rigid nameplate so it's perfectly clear whose cords belong where. Sizing and Fit Base diameter: 101.6 mm (4 inches) Ports: 8 individual routed exits Joint: 3mm friction snap-fit
This MagSafe desk stand ends the daily annoyance of a phone lying flat on a desk catching glare and demanding two hands to peel away from a charging cord. It angles the screen at 60 degrees for casual checking, leaves plenty of airgap for the heavy camera bumps on modern iPhones, and traps the charging cable permanently in place so it stops sliding off the table. Tolerances and Fit Puck Recess: 56.5mm diameter by 5.7mm deep — dimensioned to grip a bare official Apple MagSafe charger securely. Cable Channel: A 7.5mm wide routed track runs straight down the front face of the arm and channels the cord cleanly under the heavy base plate. Ejection Hole: A 25mm rear bore gives your thumb space to push the charger out when you need to pack it for a trip.
A scaled-down, pocket-friendly version of the fidget bottle. It still features the spin, slide, click, twist, and shake interactions, but now fits easily in the palm of a hand. Build details Scaled to 70% of original size. Expect tighter tolerances on the snap fits and sliders. Print slowly to ensure the scaled-down clearances don't fuse.
A curled-up sticky note taped to a monitor is a miserable way to announce a new position. This wedge-based nameplate replaces the sad paper with a rigid block that stays exactly where you put it. It resists tipping when bumped by a keyboard, and the face tilts back so the text actually points at the person walking up to the desk. Build Specifications Footprint: 200mm wide by 45mm tall. Viewing Angle: 15-degree rear tilt to face a standing visitor. Lettering: 3mm raised text bridged by a continuous base strip for rigidity.