Answered: Clarification on R7L: 3D printed connection holders

[Abex]

<R7> Robots are allowed the following additional “non-VEX” components:
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l: Items used solely for the purpose of bundling or wrapping of 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire cables, and pneumatic tubing, for the purposes of protection, organization, or management are allowed. This includes but is not limited
to electrical tape, cable carrier, cable track, etc. Note: it is up to
inspectors to determine whether a component is serving a function beyond protecting and managing cables.

Under this rule would a 3D printed cable clip such as the following be usable?
http://abex-abex.rhcloud.com/static/clip.PNG
This sits between wires on a cable connecter and holds it together, similar to how a zip-tie would.

[Karthik]

@Abex

Under this rule would a 3D printed cable clip such as the following be usable?

This sits between wires on a cable connecter and holds it together, similar to how a zip-tie would.

No, these would not be legal. Please take a look at this previously answered Q&A for full details.

Answered: Usage of 3D printed wire management (College)

[Abex]

Essentially and wire management devices must be commercially available to be legal as per <R7l>.

If these are commercially available would this be legal?

[Karthik]

@Abex

If these are commercially available would this be legal?

This is correct.