Adjustable Screw-Lock Cable Stop & Gap Block
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Description
A parametric screw-lock cable stop that clamps securely around a cable to hold it in place or prevent it slipping through gaps and holes. You can switch between the version with a fastener countersunk hole and the one without by changing the Fastener Hole parameter to 1 and 0 respectively.
The wedging action between the cap and base grips the cable firmly without permanent modification. Customisable for different cable diameters and ideal for desks, cable management, electronics, lighting, automotive, and workshop setups.
I have made the surfaces between the cap and the base as smooth as possible to avoid damage to the cables.
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