Cable Holder Cable Management for xTool RA2 Pro - V2 - Free 3D Print Model

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AnKoDesign

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P1S

H2D Pro

H2C

P1P

X1E

H2S

H2D

A1 mini

X1 Carbon

P2S

X2D

A2L

Improved model - 0,08mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill - PETG C

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For an ideal and stable print, I recommend Bambu PLA Tough or a carbon fiber reinforced filament, such as Tinmorry PETG CF.

This is a new version with a snap closure!
The small slots on the sides are for opening the closure. You can easily get a small screwdriver in there to reopen the holder.

The cable of the xTool RA2 Pro Rotary unit is connected to the rotary itself with a multi-pin connector and exposed cable ends. This has worked quite well so far - but it still causes “headaches” whether it will last forever.
That's why there is this cable lock for the xTool RA2 Pro.
Quickly printed and easily assembled, this part can reduce the movement of the connection cable and thus prevent possible damage.
The recess for the cable is currently still designed so that it remains slightly movable.

There is an improved model. The new print profile (the one with the purple print) includes a stretched model with rearward-set locking lugs and a cable clamp.
For an ideal and stable print, I recommend Bambu PLA Tough or a carbon fiber reinforced filament, such as Tinmorry PETG CF.

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@painlessdentist

I don't know why, but the printed parts and their print preview appear completely different

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@ankodesign

Did you leave the slicer settings as they were? That is, 0.08 mm layer height, 6 walls, and 100% infill? If so, the photo suggests a filament calibration issue.

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@painlessdentist

Replying to @ankodesign :

The first image shows the import into the slicer, something is already missing from the file, the length is incorrect and the cable nubs are also not included. The print was okay, but the part doesn’t quite fit the rotary

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@painlessdentist

Replying to @ankodesign :

Hello, the first image shows the file import in my slicer; some length and the cable nubs are already missing. The second image is the print; it's OK and it also fits on the connector, only not on the rotary. I have no idea why the file is displayed like this.

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@Ruppi

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Improved model - 0,08mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill - PETG C

Aborted immediately

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@ankodesign

Did you also print the part with carbon fiber PETG Really Or (which I haven't tried yet) print with Bambu PLA Tough I'll do that right after when the current print is finished

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@ankodesign

Replying to @ankodesign :

Also with Bambu PLA Tough it works perfectly as well

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@ALXSHARPEN1

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Improved model - 0,08mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill - PETG C

great idea I never understood why the left these exposed

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@ankodesign

Thanks for your review and the boost

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@thedutchmcrae

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Improved model - 0,08mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill - PETG C

Strength Issue:did not hold, too small dimensions, broke after installing

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@ankodesign

What material did you use for printing? Did you use the settings from the print profile?

@thedutchmcrae

Replying to @ankodesign :

Yes i did, tried PLA and PETG both failed in strength.... I printed with a 0.4 nozzle instead of 0.2 (since i do not have a 0.2 at the moment)

@ankodesign

Replying to @thedutchmcrae :

To ensure it holds up really well you should use PETG CF or PETG GF I specifically recommended this because I also tried different filaments but none of the "normal" ones were good for this print For printing GF or CF filament you will need a hardened nozzle and a hardened extruder

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@user_4080789292

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Printed with Generic PLA on a P1S using a 04mm nozzle in black

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@ankodesign

Try PETG CF – it's considerably more flexible, and the locating lugs will hold. I previously tried PLA, PETG, ABS, and ASA – only with PETG CF did I achieve the result I had hoped for from the other filaments

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@user_2439001124

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Flawless print

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@ankodesign

Danke für die Bewertung

@cindyhodesigns

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Improved model - 0,08mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill - PETG C

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@ankodesign

Vielen Dank.

@sardin

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@ankodesign

Thanks for your review

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@user_2849536034

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@ankodesign

Thank you for your rating

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@drobecek

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@ankodesign

Thank you for your review

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