Snap-On Cable ID Flags
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Description
A set of small clip-on flags with flat paddles to label your cords, because pulling the wrong plug—like the router instead of a lamp—has real consequences. The C-clip flexes over the cable and snaps shut, holding the label face out so you can identify the line at a glance.
Remix Hooks
- Cable Diameter: The clips are currently sized with a 6mm core and a 3.6mm opening slot, designed to flex around 4mm to 7mm cords. Scale the
cable_dparameter up for thick power lines or down for thin USB cables. - Paddle Dimensions: Set at 25x12mm with a 1.6mm thickness. You can stretch the width to fit longer text, or edit the source to emboss text directly onto the surface instead of using a marker or label maker.
- Clip Flexibility: The clip walls are 1.8mm thick. If you are printing in a stiff material and find it hard to snap on, thin the walls slightly or widen the main opening slot.
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