Ngàm cố định dây cáp USB-C cho Osmo Action 4

When using an Osmo Action Cam for IRL streaming you tend to put a lot of strain on the fragile USB-C Connector / Plug. To solve this People resort to Solutions like hotgluing the Cable in place which I didnt like so I created this part - As a bonus it also provides some protection against (splashing) Water 👍 Its meant to be used with the 90 Degree USB-C Cable by Ugreen. Theres two versions, one for "normal" ones and one for the 5A capable one which has a bigger plug.

The intended way to use it is in combination with the Metal Case for the Osmo Action 4 by Flymile. Properly installed, the wings on the part get clamped in place when locking the Camera in the Case essentially preventing all and any movement. Alternatively I suppose you could also glue the Part to the Camera but eh.

Installation: Remove the stock USB-C Port Cover from the Camera, clip the Cable into the Part (You do need quite a bit of force to get the Cable in - The edge is slanted vertically to promote slight diagonal insertion into the Part which makes it easier), stick the Part + Cable through the Case and plug it in, close the Case.

Removing the Cable from the Part is - intentionally - hard. The suggested way to do it is to open the Cage, pull the Cable with the Part out and then just push against the cables Plug from the other side.

Suggested print settings: Standing up, 0.2mm Layer height (0.4mm nozzle), 2 Perimeters, 100% Infill - No supports needed. Seems to hold up well enough in PLA tho something more Temperature resistant is probably better. The fit of the Plug includes Tolerances for FDM 3d printing - If you print it in Resin you might need to put some Tape around the Plug to make it more snug.