Anode Cables tied in a knot???

Here's the Thingiverse link if you have the capability to make these yourself. And LMK if anyone runs into any issues with the design, I can easily adjust it.

I printed mine at 4.5mm, it could be printed taller if you wanted, but that seemed like plenty of surface area / depth to me.

 
What are you printing this with?

I used semigloss PETG. I can make them with ABS if y'all think the temp might get too hot for PETG though. I just really like the properties of PETG a lot more.
 
OK, my first design attempt printed and worked perfectly. This is very rare. :D But if anyone is interested in these, please let me know.

Maybe I should create a new thread to not bog this one down. Unless OP doesn't mind.

Here's what the design file looks like:

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And then here's some finished product pics:

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Slid on nice and tight and clicked into place. This is my Sanyo 20EZ monitor.
The "shocker"?
 

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OK, my first design attempt printed and worked perfectly. This is very rare. :D But if anyone is interested in these, please let me know.

Maybe I should create a new thread to not bog this one down. Unless OP doesn't mind.

Here's what the design file looks like:

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And then here's some finished product pics:

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View attachment 859856

View attachment 859857

View attachment 859858

Slid on nice and tight and clicked into place. This is my Sanyo 20EZ monitor.
I certainly don't mind. My question has long since been answered.

I'm also in for a few pairs of anode cable spacer rings....need to work on the name!
 
I used semigloss PETG. I can make them with ABS if y'all think the temp might get too hot for PETG though. I just really like the properties of PETG a lot more.
I have no idea about how PETG holds up or it's temperature resistance rating. The anode wire shouldn't be hot. I think a check with a thermal gun (door closed, run for an hour to reach equilibrium, open door, and check temperature on the side of the cabinet) should help figure out whether the temperature range is reasonable for PETG.
 
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