Abstract

This isn't my work! I usually store the models I'm printing in a designated location, and these were just reposted from other websites. The creator of this work is Eric Sedberry.https://www.youmagine.com/meduza)，all the credit goes to him!
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A stackable automotive chip fuse holder, made solely from 3D-printed components, M3 screws, and standard chip connectors.

I always feel that most fuse holders on the market are too bulky for my projects, so I decided to design my own! All you need to do is print one end piece, one starter piece, and then print several intermediate pieces according to your project requirements, and you can easily achieve stackable installation.
Materials and Processes

The total materials required are as follows:

• 2 M3 screws with a length suitable for stacking requirements
• 2 M3 nuts
  The accessories of each fuse holder include:
• 2 pieces of 6.3mm chip connectors
• For the two cables, I chose the ones with a specification of 1.5mm²