3D Printing a Cord Wall Pass-through
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Instead of using traditional square-holed wall pass-through boxes, we came up with a minimal way to pass cords through walls with 3D printing. Check out the video and get the download below
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- Two Internal Diameter Options: 1.05" or 1.25"
- Minimum Wall Thickness: 3.6"
- Maximum Wall Thickness: 5.4"
- Higbee start threads
Supplies
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- White PETG
- Hole Saws
- 1.5" Hole Saw - for 1.05" ID version
- 1.75" Hole Saw - Â for 1.25" ID version
- Adjustable (like I use in video that might not go small enough)
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Print Settings
- Used PETG but PLA would work likely too.
- Layer Height: Â 0.16mm
- Walls: 3
- Top / Bottom Surface: Â Concentric
- Infill: Â 15%, Gyroid
- Slow Down for Overhangs:  ✔Â
- No Brim or Support Needed
- Slower Outer and Inner Walls will make for a better thread (100 mm/s on X1)
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