I was inspired by the LTT cable management arches (not yet released at the time, but featured on WAN Show), and wanted to see if I could design a more flexible solution, both in terms of sizing and literary.

You will need:

• 2x 15*3 Magnets per unit. That's the same size as for my other cable management solution.
• Some glue, preferably the kind that dries very quickly.

Printing:

• I tested up to a 0.3mm layer height and a 0.6 nozzle and it worked perfectly, no need to go with a smaller layer height.
• PLA is recommended to minimize warping and lifting of the corners - there are a lot of small parts here that the nozzle could easily knock loose.
• Z-hop should be on for the same reason.
• Make sure the bed is clean (same reason).
• If the nozzle is still knocking stuff off the bed — slow down the print to 75–50%.

Post-Printing

• Remove the model from the build plate.
• Put a drop of glue in both magnet holes. Don't use too much glue, or it will splash out or glue your finger to the magnet.
• Insert the magnets into the holes in the same orientation. This will let you turn the cable holder into a ring what attaches with double strength at a single point.
• Wait for the glue to dry, then enjoy.

Want a Different Size?

Scroll down to the bottom of the files list and download the .f3d source file for the model.