mrdanjohnson

pbbence1994

My next kit card is based of my local airport's favourite plane the yellow Antonov An-2. Cut the parts out with pliers or nail sissors. The assembly is easy and self explanatory. Have fun printing it!<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/465189/2024-01-20_b304a86656c44.jpg"><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/465189/2024-01-20_e2371b636ae4e.jpg"></figure>&nbsp;

Plane Kit card (Antonov An-2)

MBRS

I saw many people used my other creation, the standard desk cable holder, as a way to tidy up passing cables. Since I believe that model is not optimal for that use, I created this version which fits various sizes of cables and in bigger quantities. It is also thinner which makes it ideal behind desks. The size is universal and is compatible with desks up to 40 mm in thickness (though if you have a thicker desk, nothing stops you from scaling Z a little bit).Screw is now optimized and scaled 97.5% from the original model. Should fit nicely with a slight effort on first assembly. Print is quick, about 40 mins, and only uses 18 g of plastic for both clamp and screw. PLA resists fine for me, but you're free to try stronger materials.Let me know if you like it! (Supports in the print profile are very easy to remove, they can be removed in one pull.) 05/01/24 FIXED TOLERANCES