https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/universal-cable-fix-splice-boxes
Fixing a Jenal mic chord using a 3D printed enclosure
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I added the 3D STL files under the Files tab. Check them. For more information on how to print them, check the Cults3D page at:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/universal-chord-cable-fix
Stay tuned for more information.
Insert both sides of the cable into the box and have them ready for connecting.
Use some cable ties to secure the cable inside the box. You would have to use the 2mm ones or even thinner.
Use some heat shrink tube and place it on tot he wires before soldering. After joining the wires, heat the tubes to shrink them:
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I really like this one Marius. It's different from just printing a replacement part by facilitating the repair.
We got a little caught up in the excitement for this and actually featured it twice. The most recent article was just published, along with a video Jordon made to help show off how you did this one:
https://hackaday.com/2018/02/16/repairs-you-can-print-better-cable-splicing-with-3d-printed-parts/
Nice job!
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Thank you, Mike. The video looks good. Thanks to all your colleagues and editors at hackaday for involving in creating and supporting this virtual space. I believe hackaday is a good learning tool; an environment full of the latest articles, interesting discussions, posts and good ideas. Even a skilled person or an experienced engineer can find new and interesting information in this place. (Thumbs up! )