JES extender - silicon noose clip fastener

Hi,

I’ve had problems with the silicon noose slipping out of the assigned holes on the bottom of the JES-extender.
I’ve seen many ways to cope with this like: Elastic bands, shoelaces, Velcro etc.

I’ve tried a lot of these but thought it would be better to make a small clip that hold the silicone noose in place that attaches to the other plastic.
So since I have experience with CAD design and 3d printers etc., I designed this and since it worked pretty good maybe others can use it too.
I’m still not 100% sure if I should hang or extend or maybe both.

I’ve attached the STL inside the .zip for 3D printing.
Also some pictures of the clip.
If you don’t own a 3D-printer yourself multiple websites with printing services exists (maybe adjust the filename of the .stl file if you don’t want them to know what you are printing).

NB: I don’t know how accurate the JES production is, in combination with using another 3D printer might not give you the same result. Insert multiple other disclaimers here.

Admin: maybe move this to “Extender forum”.

Just wanted to say thank you.

It has been a legitimate hassle to get the JES Extender attached properly, and applying laces to the hold the noose from slipping in time.
Using your simple yet elegant solution, the process has been much simplified and it saves a lot of time.

Regards

Thank you Shift,

Yep, I still use it myself, works like a charm.

I don’t understand why something like this i not part of the product yet.

Maybe the noose "slipping" is part of a "safety feature" of not cutting of blood flow.

But since so many people already use laces, velcro etc. to keep the noose from slipping, it is already tested.