Sprung PETG C-clamp that grips a 22-28mm desk edge, with five graduated keyhole slots (3.5 to 10mm) so each cable drops into the one that fits. No screws, no adhesive.
Sprung PETG C-clamp that grips a 22-28mm desk edge, with five graduated keyhole slots (3.5 to 10mm) so each cable drops into the one that fits. No screws, no adhesive.
58 × 34 × 43.4 mm
“Design a desk-edge cable comb that clamps on without screws and holds five different cable thicknesses”
This model was generated from a single sentence using PrintMakerAI's AI engine. No CAD experience required.
Dimensions
58 × 34 × 43.4 mm
Material
PETG
Print Time
1h 10m
Filament
22g
Mesh Faces
2.0k
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