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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.
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Mates with a 40mm circular bore in panels up to 10mm thick. Designed for standard USB-C connectors. The geometry allows the connector head to pass entirely through the 16mm offset bore, after which the cable drops into the 6mm central parking hole. The 4.5mm throat prevents the connector from falling back through the panel. Fitment notes Host: 40mm diameter circular hole. Panel thickness: Minimum 1.0mm, maximum 10.0mm. Clearance: The threaded shaft is cut to 39mm outer diameter to ensure bind-free insertion through the panel. Cable head: Clears connector housings up to 15.5mm wide.

Cables yanked back by a retractor will eventually wedge their heads straight into an oversized hole, jamming the spool and leaving you under the desk trying to dig the wire out. This replaces the raw drawer hole with a threaded catch that stops a standard 6x11mm USB-C head dead against the flange. Fit: Threads into a standard 40mm hole on panels up to 8mm thick. Clearance: 5mm center bore lets the cable slide cleanly without snagging. Routing: 4mm side slots let you drop the wire straight in, so you don't have to fish it blindly through the back of the drawer.

A rigid 8-slot cable comb designed to flatten out chaotic PC cable bundles. Spaced precisely for standard 18AWG PSU wires, it includes mounting flanges on either side to pin the whole run tight against a case wall or back panel. Remix Variables Channel Dimensions: Currently set to a 3.5mm width on a 4.5mm pitch. Expand the width to 4mm or higher if you are working with thick sleeved cables. Slot Count: Built for an 8-pin run (like a GPU or EPS cable). Extending the pattern to 24 slots for a 24-pin motherboard main power cable is a straightforward parameter update. Mounting Hardware: The end flanges are drilled for M3 screws with a simple countersink. These can easily be scaled for M4 hardware or removed entirely if you prefer mounting with double-sided tape.
A heavy-duty desk stand built to hold two original 15-key Elgato Stream Decks side by side at a 70-degree angle. The deep footprint resists tipping when you press the top row of keys, and the built-in cable routing channels handle the non-detachable USB cords cleanly. Features Support-Free Channels: The internal cable routing has been modified with peaked V-shape ceilings, eliminating flat overhangs so it prints flat on the bed without any support material. Dual Routing: Each device gets its own recessed top channel leading into an oversized main pass-through and a vertical drop out the back. Solid Base: Prints as one continuous block, 250mm wide, designed to sit firmly on the desk.
A heavy-base pedestal for an Apple Watch charger, holding the screen at a 45-degree angle for Nightstand mode. Open-Slot Routing: The cable channel is open along the entire back of the pedestal and through the bottom. You no longer need to thread the USB plug through a tiny hole—just press the cable right into the groove. Fit: 28.5mm recess for the standard magnetic puck. Base: Weighted profile measuring 55x75mm to prevent tipping when tapping the screen.

A single-octave, print-in-place keyboard array. Built on a common back-rail using living hinges, allowing each key to travel independently when pressed. Specifications Action: 1.0mm flexure (living hinge) Clearances: 0.6mm gap between neighboring keycaps Dimensions: Standard octave proportioning, miniaturized for rapid printing Material Note: Requires PETG or a reasonably ductile PLA to prevent flexure snapping after repeated cycles.