Figure8 — Clip-On Cord Winder
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Description
Figure8 is a compact cord winder that snaps onto the flex of a kettle, toaster or similar appliance and takes up the slack. Wrap the spare cord around the two end horns in a figure-eight pattern, and the curled horn tips hold the turns in place so the wrapped cord can't spring loose. It is designed for cluttered counters where appliance cords tend to tangle.
The spine carries a round channel with a narrower snap-in slot, so the winder stays on the cord instead of sliding off. The cord is pressed through the slot, and the lips flex to let it pass.
Dimensions
- Overall length: 80 mm
- Overall width: about 46 mm across the horns
- Height: 9 mm
- Cord channel: 5 mm diameter, running the full spine
- Snap-in slot: 4 mm opening
Features
- Four horns with tips curled back toward the centre
- Chamfered spine edges
- Single-piece body with no assembly
Compatibility
- Intended for standard 6–7 mm appliance cords, which squeeze through the slot and sit snugly in the channel
Print notes
- PETG or TPU is recommended, since the slot lips need to flex
- Stiff PLA may crack at the lips when the cord is pushed in
- Prints flat on the bed; the curled tips are short, so supports are only needed if the slicer flags them
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