RJ45 Cap coupler Protection Cover for LAN cables by Fabrion365

Fabrion365

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

no brim, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

15.1 h

8 plates

5.0(30)

with brim, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

8.1 h

6 plates

5.0(3)

Box for couplers

2.4 h

2 plates

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Some variations of a RJ45 cap (8P8C)

You can select the variants over the print profiles.

There is one profile without brim and one with brim, if you have difficulties with bed adhesion.

caps labeled 1 to 48, ideal when swapping a complete switch or patch panel
blank cap without label as protection cover
cap with eyelet
cap with band (best to print in TPU)
RJ45-coupler (only for pulling, not for networking)

Also see my other network equipment:

Comment & Rating (61)

@kamiliak

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no brim, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

very useful think 👌 how many times i need to use stickers to mark cables when i was changing switch 😅 i print box for them, because i can see myself finding them in my tool backpack at least half hour 😂 thank you for sharong model with us 🫡

@Fabrion365

Nice box. Have you seen my dummy patchpanels? They are also quite handy for switch changing: https://makerworld.com/en/models/151040#profileId-164746

@kamiliak

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Replying to @Fabrion365 :

Yes i see dummy patchpanel, but i think this version will be better for my workflow :) But my next print is mount helper and cage nut tool 😁

@user_3901482894

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Great work. where did you got the box? did you made it ? are you able to share it?

@maxv

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no brim, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

I used the no brim profile to print the blank cap which works well. The plate for this is marked coupler instead of blank cap and maybe the model should be reoriented on the plate so it prints without bridging like in the attached pic.

@Fabrion365

Thanks for your feedback, I just corrected the error with the wrong build plate name. As for the orientation, yes the blank cap can be printed both ways. But I preferred the opening down, so the little edge catching the plug is printed a bit cleaner. As the overhangs and bridges are quite small both ways, it doesn't really matter.

@user_3901482894

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Replying to @Fabrion365 :

thanks for the stl file going to be really helpfull. Woould you mind also sent the number with a diferent color so i can print them as well? Regards RS

@Fabrion365

Replying to @user_3901482894 :

I added the colored caps to the first print profile.

@technotim

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no brim, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Easy print and a great way to save the clips on my network cables! Thank you!

@Herefishy

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no brim, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

great make. perfect for what I needed.

@3dprintedin

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no brim, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

perfect and work really good

@user_946280626

I just printed the caps with loops on the end. I volunteer with First Robotics and see RJ45 tabs broken off all the time. I thought these might be useful to prevent that. They printed well. they seem to be exactly what is needed. I love a clearly useful no frills print.

@PitiChuc

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Hi, this is an awesome tool! Is it possible to create a forty-eight ports version? otherwise, i will print two sets with two distinct colors. thank you!!!

The designer has replied

@Fabrion365

Hey, I uploaded a 48 ports version for the dummy switch panel, to you also need single caps labeled 1 to 48?

@PitiChuc

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Replying to @Fabrion365 :

Yes, that's it. If it's not too much work

@Fabrion365

Replying to @PitiChuc :

Done, just use one of my print profiles, on build plate two you will find a 1 to 48 version.

@Doggie504

I Printed the caps with loops, but they are FAR to loose. Every single cable I tried they have simply fallen out. Printing on an X1c using the same standard settings. I'm trying a scale print and will reply later.

The designer has replied

@Fabrion365

Sounds strange, could you test on of the other caps? Have you tested different cables? Maybe the cable/plug is a bit different design.

@breadboi716

Print Profile

no brim, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Printed these to help protect my cables clips while they are stowed in my work bag. Fit like a glove and my coworkers asked for their own! (the eyelet was a fan favorite)

@RedBrickGarage

great collection of various caps. printed perfectly.

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