Saltar al contenido
Centro3D
Menú
Finger Winder-v2 (Cable Organizer) — modelo 3D

Finger Winder-v2 (Cable Organizer)

por FunOrNothing en MakerWorld

Finger Winder v2 – Ultra-Fast PIP Cable Reel (Zero-Disassembly Loading). After creating a "Finger Winder" and using it for a few days, I came up with some new ideas, which led me to develop a second model. This version is easier to use and particularly well-suited for situations where you…

Descargar en MakerWorld

MakerWorld entrega los archivos a usuarios con cuenta gratuita

Licencia

Solo uso personal

Standard Digital File License

Licencia estándar de archivos digitales: solo uso personal. No se permite compartir, revender ni subir el archivo a otros sitios, ni vender las impresiones.

Al descargar aceptas respetar la licencia y dar crédito a FunOrNothing.

Categoría
Herramientas
Descargas
325
Publicado

Sobre este modelo

Finger Winder v2 – Ultra-Fast PIP Cable Reel (Zero-Disassembly Loading) After creating a "Finger Winder" and using it for a few days, I came up with some new ideas, which led me to develop a second model. This version is easier to use and particularly well-suited for situations where you frequently need to wind or unwind a cord.

🌟 Key Improvements in v2

- No Need to Open the Lid:** Insert or pull out your cable directly through the exterior slots. The cover stays closed during daily use.

- True Print-in-Place : Both main parts print ready-to-use straight off the build plate—the sliding finger ring mechanism requires zero assembly.

- Fail-Safe Snap-Fit Mechanism: - Rock-Solid in Use : Will never pop open accidentally while winding or spinning. - Tool-Free Quick Release : If a cable gets tangled inside, simply press the center button with your thumb to pop it open instantly. - Only 2 Printed Parts : No screws, springs, or glue required. Just snap the two halves together and start winding.

🌟 Two different size profile

- 28mm height - for 1.5~2.0m cables

- 20mm height - for ~1.2m cables

-

_______________________ You may also like…

Descripción original del autor, publicada en MakerWorld.

Más de Herramientas

Ver todo