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Desk Cable Dock · Minimum Bend Radius
Show how a dock's channels and anchors guide cables around safe, generous bends.
Desk Cable Dock · Minimum Bend Radius
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- Give every cable path a visibly generous, continuous bend.
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- Place gripping contact only where the channel needs to retain the cable.
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- Use the sectional inset to reveal liner, shell, and attachment layers.
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- Distinguish the three materials through surface finish rather than color alone.
Priority
Preserve the four style rules when changing subject or composition.
What to avoid & what to check
Avoid unwanted lettering, logos and watermarks.
Check silhouette and composition at thumbnail size.
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Create a precise industrial-design reference image of an original compact desk cable dock. Show a three-quarter hero view with three charging cables entering separate rounded channels, turning through generous curves, and exiting toward devices without sharp kinks. Add a small, clean sectional inset that reveals the soft gripping liner, rigid outer shell, and recessed underside attachment. Make the bend arcs and retention points obvious through the actual geometry of the product, using a few detached cable ends only where needed for clarity. Render matte polymer, soft silicone, and braided cable with realistic but restrained material differences against a plain studio background. No dimensions, lettering, unrelated logos, or watermarks.
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