Caps for ALL! Ultimate Dust Cover & Cap Collection for PC, Audio & Power – Standard & Pull-Tab Versions

Update: Some models have been added and others removed. Not all of them have been physically test-printed by me yet, so I am taking some time to review, refine, and improve them gradually. I will be posting fixes, updates, and brand-new caps in the coming days. Feel free to drop a comment if you have any requests or run into any fitment issues. As a reminder, you can also easily adjust the fit by scaling the models directly in your slicer.

Hi everyone!

This is a comprehensive set of custom-fit dust covers and protective caps designed to keep your ports, cables, and internal headers clean, safe from debris, and free from oxidation. Enjoy and happy printing! If you like this model, please leave a like and a comment with your makes.

Each connector design includes 4 variants plus Low and High Tolerance: - Male (for cables and exposed plugs)

- Female (for chassis ports, sockets, and motherboards)

- Male with Pull-Tab (for effortless grip and quick removal)

- Female with Pull-Tab (ideal for tight or recessed port cutouts)

Included Connectors: - Data, Display & Audio: USB-A, USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, RJ45 Ethernet, 3.5mm Audio Jack, RCA

- Internal Motherboard / PC Headers: USB 2.0 Header, USB 3.0 Header, Internal USB-C Header (Type-E), 5V ARGB (3-pin)

- AC Power: Schuko (VDE), IEC C13 / IEC C14

Print Settings & Recommendations: - Recommended Filament: TPU (95A flexible) offers the best friction fit, durability, and smooth removal. PLA or PETG also work well (ensure your flow rate and horizontal expansion/XY hole shrinkage are calibrated for snug tolerances).

- Layer Height: 0.16 – 0.20 mm

- Infill: 15% – 20%

- Supports: None needed (orient the flat open face down on the build plate).

- For Pla and Petg if they are too tight try High Tollerance set

Materials & Tolerance Notes: - This set was originally designed with TPU in mind, but it also works great in rigid filaments like PLA or PETG.

- Due to varying machine tolerances, printer calibrations, and filament shrinkage rates, you may need to slightly scale the model in your slicer (e.g., 99%–101%) or use the included higher-tolerance version.

- Pro Tip: Before printing the entire batch or full plate, print a single cap (or just the first few functional layers) as a test piece. This allows you to verify the fit with your actual port and ensure it is not too tight or too loose before committing to a full print

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USB-A USB-C HDMI DisplayPort VGA Header USB 2.0 Header USB 3.0 Header USB-C interno (Type-E) ARGB 5V RCA Jack 3,5 mm Schuko (VDE)IEC C13/C14 RJ45 Ethernet MicroUSB TOSLINK F05 Nvme / M.2 / Sata IEC C13 Like PSU