I need help with a patch panel type 3D model!!!

[Stratamesh]

I have a large server cabinet that needs  a patch panel type thingy. I need a couple RJ45 cables to come in from the back, simply go through the 3D printed panel to connect to the switch i have above. I haven't been able to find a model. Kinda need some help because I don't have any time on my hands to design one.

[strange13930]

26 minutes ago, Stratamesh said:

I have a large server cabinet that needs  a patch panel type thingy. I need a couple RJ45 cables to come in from the back, simply go through the 3D printed panel to connect to the switch i have above. I haven't been able to find a model. Kinda need some help because I don't have any time on my hands to design one.

can you send a phoot of where the panel is needed and measurements of where it mounts and the size of the hole it covers?

[strange13930]

43 minutes ago, Stratamesh said:

I have a large server cabinet that needs  a patch panel type thingy. I need a couple RJ45 cables to come in from the back, simply go through the 3D printed panel to connect to the switch i have above. I haven't been able to find a model. Kinda need some help because I don't have any time on my hands to design one.

this is what I have so far.

[manikyath]

so.. you need a panel with a hole?

 

home depot has you covered for that...

[Stratamesh]

2 hours ago, strange13930 said:

can you send a phoot of where the panel is needed and measurements of where it mounts and the size of the hole it covers?

Sorry, as of right now I'm unable to get photos. All I do know is that it just needs to be flat, 19in long (so it can screw into the posts) and it just needs to have holes large enough to squeeze an ethernet cable through. As many holes as you can evenly space across the 19 inches. For Units, 1-2U's is fine.

[strange13930]

57 minutes ago, Stratamesh said:

Sorry, as of right now I'm unable to get photos. All I do know is that it just needs to be flat, 19in long (so it can screw into the posts) and it just needs to have holes large enough to squeeze an ethernet cable through. As many holes as you can evenly space across the 19 inches. For Units, 1-2U's is fine.

it's 19 inches long, 3.6 inches tall, the holes are 1/8 inch in diameter and spaced apart 1 inch, the ethernet holes are 0.5 inches tall and 0.75 inches wide, and every edge is rounded. I also made a lightened version.

[strange13930]

Just now, strange13930 said:

it's 19 inches long, 3.6 inches tall, the holes are 1/8 inch in diameter and spaced apart 1 inch, the ethernet holes are 0.5 inches tall and 0.75 inches wide, and every edge is rounded. I also made a lightened version.

 

[Stratamesh]

Wow. This is amazing!! I have to learn how to do this. Let me take a look tomorrow to see how it is to print, if I can. I'm also considering getting Shapr and Fusion 360 for modeling one day. Thanks for your help man! 

[strange13930]

2 minutes ago, Stratamesh said:

Wow. This is amazing!! I have to learn how to do this. Let me take a look tomorrow to see how it is to print, if I can. I'm also considering getting Shapr and Fusion 360 for modeling one day. Thanks for your help man! 

here are the step files for the two. I use Onshape with is browser based 

server cabinet panel.step server cabinet panel lightened.step