I'm pretty sure you can just buy those ends and slap em on
It's just plastic molding around the connector.
Edit: it would probably help keep the connections stable by minimizing wiggle. Know how in old phones you've sometimes gotta get that plugged in juuuust right? I'd expect this to help prevent that.
I'd imagine they would come like this and you just clip it on/glue the plastic together.
Just find someone with a printer, or checkout your library if they have one to use. The original design that was made was very stupid and required soldering and whatnot..
Ah ok. Forgive my ignorance, but some of the most reliable and inexpensive printer manufacturers are Prusa (Czech Republic) and Bambu (China). Do they not ship to Egypt?
This specification in conjunction with the USB Type-C Cable and Connector Specification define the following to provide standardized screw locking mechanisms for the USB Type-C plug:
Ah, VGA (a Very Good Adapter)
I se you know your D-subminitures well.
I prefer a good parallel port
SCSI or GTFO
The VGA plug in OP is part of a series and I bought all three, including the SCSI one (which is objectively the best one)
Hadn’t thought of RCV video plug, that’s good too.
Mayo, Ketchup, Mustard
especially if the cable branches and has a terminator on the dangling remainder.
3d print artifacts kind of spoil the retro aesthetic
I like it.
Wish I had a 3D printer now :/
I'm pretty sure you can just buy those ends and slap em on
It's just plastic molding around the connector.
Edit: it would probably help keep the connections stable by minimizing wiggle. Know how in old phones you've sometimes gotta get that plugged in juuuust right? I'd expect this to help prevent that.
In my experience, that generally means you just need to clean the pocket lint out of the USB port.
Or just that Micro-B was a shit-stain of a connector that depended on the world's tiniest springs exhibiting no wear.
Mini-B was actually pretty solid.
Mini-b would break the port instead of the cable
Problem is how to fit it through the plug. You can’t just buy an old port and do this without splitting it open entirely
I'd imagine they would come like this and you just clip it on/glue the plastic together.
Just find someone with a printer, or checkout your library if they have one to use. The original design that was made was very stupid and required soldering and whatnot..
You can get a great printer for not very much money these days
Not in my country 😬
Dang. Which country?
Egypt
Ah ok. Forgive my ignorance, but some of the most reliable and inexpensive printer manufacturers are Prusa (Czech Republic) and Bambu (China). Do they not ship to Egypt?
Import tariffs and shipping alone would cost more than triple the price :/
Proprietary shitbag disguising itself as a beautiful standard
This is actually a cute idea.
I want a Parallel adapter for the iPad.
USB C has a specification for screw locking, so this can happen in the future if it becomes a common practice.
Source
What traumatic childhood event possesed you to do this to an innocent VGA plug?
I would buy this.
New 3d print target locked
Eww why ruin a good thing with CRapple..
It's great if you have an antique iPhone. Lulz
Honestly, sometimes would be nice to have it while phone is charging and I want to use it.