Inspired by @f16model and Quarantine Efoil and because I didn’t find links to ready cad files I started modeling CnLinko LP16 connectors for motor wire connectors.
This is what I came up with:
What do you think? Could these be used as motor wire connectors? I have to check that the bullet connectors slide deep enough.
At the moment small plastic parts are printed PLA. What would be the best material for printing those?
That’s nice, I only work with PLA and TPU (elastic) filaments, haven’t others, I’ve managed to make 3D printed parts waterproof by sanding them smooth and coat with either cyanoacrylate glue, 5 minutes epoxy, polyester resin.
Very cool idea, I also really like the Cnlinko connectors! Unfortunately, they don’t sell extreme current ones so good idea! Unfortunately, the bullet connector you picked isn’t really capable of many connection cycles. I would go for one with springs instead of the one-piece brass type, the newer banana plug idea? If you want to use them on the wet site I would go for the 120A Surloks those are capable of many more cycles and better rated for the current.
I just found a flaw in my plans and those files: connector housing don’t lock. New versions are being printed at this moment. Hope they solve the issue and I will send new files.