The latest.
https://www.printables.com/model/774332-cable-dragon-print-in-place-ratcheting-cable-cuff
I feel like this one is rather self explanatory.
this post was submitted on 21 Feb 2024
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This is actually already a commercial product. I just ripped off the idea slightly, and since the result wound up looking a bit superficially draconic, I decided the hell with it and went all the way.
They are boss for things that must travel with their cords for whatever reason. I use them extensively for power tool cords, for instance, and you never have enough of the damn things around when you need them. They're also significantly less irritating than velcro cable wraps.
I suggest changing your cover photo to include a large power tool, instead of a tiny USB cable.
Better?
Slightly, but it's still an individual cable. A large cable tie makes more sense when it's attached to a large tool that can't be tossed in a pile.
I toss my power tools in a pile in the bottom of my tool chest all the time...
Anyhow, I'll have to build (or print!) a bigger photo box before I can cram an entire power tool in there. Projects, projects.
I just used what I had lying around my desk. Lazy. I'll mess with it later.