I turn data and code into art.
This utilitarian piece is an embodiment of Manuel Levi’s affinity for functionality, simplicity and beauty.
The design is deceptively simple yet ingeniously practical. Its robust construction is made to withstood the test of time while minimizing the use of materials, contributing to sustainability.
A single unit features a square hole in the center, providing multiple applications, from cable routing to securing with zip ties or Velcro strips.
When two units are brought together, they seamlessly interlock, forming a cross or “plus sign” pattern. This arrangement is both visually striking and functional, offering a convenient solution for cable organization beneath tables while avoiding breakage and tangling.
When two units converge, a striking visual harmony emerges, forming a cross.
This cable organizer is meticulously crafted to endure the test of time. Its strength lies not just in function but in the art of durability.
Each curve and angle serve a purpose.
This model is for sale at Cults3D.
The file is an STL. It can be used for:
This piece was designed so it could be easily 3D printed and even laser cut. Made to be printed on it’s side, if printed with transparent plastic like PETG, you’ll be able to see the infill lines of the part.
Buy the model now at Cults3D.
