A 3D printer opens up a world of possibilities for creating custom cable management solutions that actually fit your needs.

The usual way of fixing a five- or six-conductor cable is with heat shrink, lineman’s splices, insulating tape, and luck. [Marius] needed something better than that, so he turned to his 3D ...

Does 3D printing have a place in PC modding ... is fairly slow and took a good half an hour just to print a 24-pin cable comb at low resolution, but even on a fairly low resolution of 200 microns ...

Cable-driven systems are a classic solution, and a team of researchers from MIT and Zhejiang University recently shared some techniques for designing fully 3D printed cable-driven mechanisms.