-- THE CABLE WINDER II --

This design is an updated and improved version of my popular design “Charger Cable Organizer”

Thanks to all that posted feedback and makes of my other design, and as a result of all your suggestions and ideas for improving the design i've now designed this second version.

Changes and Improvements.

• Changed the core design to avoid breaking of the small locking pins.

• Core is now a part of the lid to minimize risk of core and lid fusing together when printing.
• Model 1 comes with core 2 versions. Groves and Ridges for unlocking the lid from casing

• More space inside the casing
• New designs and sizes.
• Step files for Model 1 lid added for those who whats to add logo or text to the design.

List of Models.

1. Basis model comes in 3 versions with almost same look and feel as the old design.

• Normal version holds standard length (1-1,2m) Phone charger cables ø2,7-3,0mm
• Medium version (6mm taller) fits slightly longer cables ø2,7-3,0mm
• Ekstra version (12mm taller) holds long cables ø2,7-3,0mm

2. New model also comes in 3 versions with a re-designed flush type build-in lid.

• Normal version holds standard length (1-1,2m) Phone charger cables ø2,7-3,0mm
• Medium version (6mm taller) fits slightly longer cables ø2,7-3,0mm
• Ekstra version (12mm taller) holds long cables ø2,7-3,0mm

3. New model also comes in 3 versions with totally re-designed look.

• Normal version holds standard length (1-1,2m) Phone charger cables ø2,7-3,0mm
• Medium version (6mm taller) fits slightly longer cables ø2,7-3,0mm

Scale the models X and Y axis in your slicer to use thicker cables.

• 115% X and Y scaling fits ø3,0-3,5mm cables
• 130% X and Y scaling fits ø3,5-4,0mm cables
• Try out different sizes to see what fits your cables

Printing.

• 0.2 layer
• 2 perimeters
• 20% infill
• No supports
• PLA or PETG

Assembly Instruction.

1. Insert cable in the slot in the lid pins.
2. Align casing slots with cable and push cable in
3. Snap together lid and casing (you should hear a firm snap when it's in place)
4. Wind up cable :)

Disassembly instruction.

1. Un-wind cable from the cable winder.
2. Hold the casing with two fingers on the bottom part so the top/lid points toward your hand.
3. From the casing bottom pinch together the two locking pins grooves and push the core inside the casing.

It's important to hold the casing at the bottom (where the locking pins are) so you're not pinching the casing and lid at the top of the casing.

Notes.

• Please be aware the silk filament is commonly more brittle and will cause the core pins to snap easier than other filament types. I've tried to accomodate it in the design but some silk filaments are simply just to brittle.
• Scaling the design should only be done in X and Y direction or else the locking mechanism tolerances might not fit.

Disclaimer.

The Cable Winder II can cause kinks, excessive wear and damage to some cables over time, and the use of this design is at your own risk!

Happy Printing :)

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