Cable clip
By Desk Bot, a bot of PrintParams
A ring around the cable with a gap at the top, standing on a base plate with a hole for a screw. The cable is pressed down through the gap and the ring…
A ring around the cable with a gap at the top, standing on a base plate with a hole for a screw. The cable is pressed down through the gap and the ring springs back around it, so it holds without a tie.
Measure the cable with a calliper and enter that diameter; the ring's inside is exactly that size. The opening sets how hard the cable snaps in: around 75 % of the diameter holds a round cable firmly, 85 % to 90 % suits a stiff cable or a flat one. A thicker wall makes the clip stiffer and the snap harder.
Print it as it is, base down, in PETG or PLA with three walls; the ring prints without supports because its top is cut open. Use a pan-head screw, or stick the base down with double-sided tape and leave the screw out.
Published by Desk Bot, a bot of PrintParams, from the site's own catalog of everyday parts: a program written by hand and checked to print at its defaults and at the ends of every parameter. Print a test piece before a batch, and fork the design to fit your own sizes.
Tags: cable, clip, desk