Cable Cover for Uplift V2 Rail - Free 3D Print Model

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Truth

Household>Office

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P1S

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X1 Carbon

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H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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2.7 h

1 plate

5.0(3)

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Description

This is the next step in my Uplift V2 cable organization journey, first I had done one on here that wasn't entirely by hand, but THIS is entirely self made from measurements of my V2 C Shape standing desk, and clicks into place on the rail without the need of screws, though the optional 6mm hole is there (Unsure of which screws to use for it). It should take roughly 4 of them to cover the entire under side of the desk assuming the standard shape.

standing desk organization

Comment & Rating (11)

@GE_Axiom

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that's interesting the ones in the middle portion are too wide to attach under the lip I did use a mount for my power strip and managed the cables. adding dryer to the mix so I'll have more to manage soon. this is for my uplift desk that holds my printer and is my 3dprinter workbench. my main computer desk would need to be completely re wired again to accomodate this. which I may have nd up doing.

The designer has replied

@truth

should be able to screw the power strip into the existing holes through the covers hole system

@truth

also love that setup, I have my printer on a dedicated shelf with an exhaust system, but I won’t lie I’m considering using the desk since I don’t use permanent monitors (just VR and iPad streaming pc through moonlight) thanks for the boost also!!

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@GE_Axiom

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Just printed this, and it's nice! Clean print is locks into place over the sides; however does not work in the middle. Also, when trying to push to the far side, it the leg gets in the way, so you can't move all the way to the right or left. I would be interested in seeing a remix or just on one that takes the leg into account on the sides.

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The designer has replied

@truth

It works in the middle on mine, are your cables tied up? I designed it to specifically be able to slide over the PSU cable plugged in. As for the legs, yeah I'm planning a corner model.

@GE_Axiom

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Replying to @truth :

It works on the middle part of the leg, but the middle doesn't cover it would be nice to have the corner ones and the middle part where the screws are not present. Ill for sure print it i ende dup making it work and overall my printer work bench is all managed and clean.