I’ve create my fantastic PCB in 6.0 but I can’t find a 3D model for the RJ45 sockets I use, and my stand-in look-alike is just not quite right. Here’s a link to the exact part. It’s obsolete but I bought up big, and there are clones out there too, so a 3D model should have universal appeal.
That’s not the only one, you should do a search with “rj45” on the site.
No idea if any of those are suitable, and have the right dimensions. Also you may have to use FreeCAD and the KiCad workbench to convert to something usable by KiCad (there’s a FAQ for that) but you have a starting point.
Thanks for that link Maui. RetiredFeline’s suggestion gave me something close, but not 100% correct (thanks RF). To be honest, I knew Molex had lots of docs for each part, but I hadn’t seen the link you provided, nor did Google find it either. Yes, it’s an obsolete part! What was interesting was that I needed a lot of twists and turns to get the part oriented just right. The image below shows the machinations required to place it correctly.
Here’s the end of my board with the Molex .stp model 3D model - Yes, I’ll have to trim the leads on the green two pin connector before adding the RJ45 - but that’s the density requirement for this project. I’ll also have to 3D-print a part to glue over USB SMD part because it’s actually outside the case. More fun and games getting to that stage!
You may see a blue part hanging over the PCB behind the RJ45 - it’s a (stand-in) vertical trimpot on a 5.0/2.5mm layout - I’d love to know where to find that 3D model - here’s the horizontal version of the part