Kẹp Giữ Dây Cáp Có Nắp (Parametric)

Some time ago i used a similar cable holder from thingiverse but i wanted to print a few more recently and i lost the 3d models and couldn't find them so i made my own.

This design is semi-parametric so you should be able to edit the diameter of the cable you want to secure and also the depth of the holder but because i am still learning Fusion 360 it may not work at times. I found that when you change the diameter of the cable to a small number and then back to a big one it fails to make the model so just revert it back in case that this happens to you.

There are three versions, one with two screws, one with just one screw and one without a screw which should be glued to the contact surface by a double sided tape. After you change the parameters you need to hide the bodies of the versions that you do not want to print and then just export it. The cap should be printed sideways.

If you don't know how to change parameters in Fusion 360 here is a little guide on it:
1)Open the model and open the MODIFY menu

2)Select ‘Change Parameters’

3)Here you just change the parameters, click OK and it changes the model.
 

Update 11/02/2024: I have made a couple of improvements to the models. First of all i made the tolerance between the cap and the holder very small so now it is very hard for it to slide to the side. This has caused problems before because sometimes when the cable would get pulled to one side it would pull the cap with it and it would fall out of the holder. I have also made the holder such that now it kind of holds the cable by itself which means that the force put on the cap is very small compared to before and so it should not fall off. This has also made putting the cap on the holder much easier.