Electronics

Enclosures, cable management, stands and mounts for phones, chargers, Raspberry Pi boards and other devices. Most tools ask for the size of your device so the fit is right.

Cable Clip

Generate clips for any cable diameter

Desk Grommet

Cable pass-throughs for any desk hole

Device Dock

A dock with a slot for every device

Power Strip Holder

Brackets that hold a power strip under the desk

Cable Raceway

A cable channel with a snap-on cover

Phone Stand

Desk stands for phones and small tablets

Strain Relief

A flexible cable sleeve that snaps into a panel hole

Custom Keycaps

Keycaps with your own legends

Battery Holder

Storage blocks for AA, AAA, 18650 and more

Fan Grill

Finger guards for 40–140 mm fans

Cable Comb

Keep cable bundles neat and parallel

PCB Standoff

Standoffs for circuit boards, M2 to M4

Cable Tie Mount

Anchors for zip ties

Cord Winder

Tangle-free storage for earbuds and cables

Headphone Hanger

Under-desk headphone holder, no screws

SD Card Holder

Desk holder for SD, microSD and USB sticks

Fan Duct

Fan to hose or nozzle adapters

Keystone Wall Plate

Wall plates and panels for keystone jacks

Device Wall Mount

Wall brackets for routers and power strips

Laptop Stand

Wedges that tilt your laptop

Electronics Enclosure

Project boxes built around your circuit board

Raspberry Pi / Arduino Case

Snap-lid cases for Pi and Arduino boards

Remote Control Holder

Pockets for every remote

LED Strip Clip

Mounting clips for LED strips

Phone Vent Mount

Car vent clip with a phone shelf

Phone Grip

Stick-on fold-out grip and stand

Charger Puck Stand

Angled stand for a wireless or watch charger

Earbud Case

Pill case with a print-in-place hinge

Breadboard Holder

A tray for a breadboard and an Arduino Uno

Pi Camera Mount

Raspberry Pi camera on a GoPro-style mount

Printing tips

  • Measure the device itself, not the box it came in, and add the clearance the tool suggests.
  • Parts near chargers, lamps or electronics that get warm are better in PETG than in PLA.
  • Printed enclosures are not waterproof or fireproof. Don't use them for mains voltage.

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