Inspired by: KORSiRO | Home - MakerWorld

Tools Required: Needle Nose Pliers (to remove tree supports) and Hammer/Mallet (to connect stubborn pieces)

I was scrolling through Makerworld looking for a Game Storage Tower that I could print on my A1 MINI. Unfortunately, no one seems to have uploaded a file that does this on Makerworld. I stumbled upon KORSiRO's “Game Tower V1”, I liked the design, and I figured I could take inspiration from it and innovate some. This tower is modular. You can print as many walls as you need to accommodate your needs. The walls slide and connect to each other through a system of rails. Including the spaces provided by the bottom and top pieces, you can store up to 11 games without having to print any additional walls. Any additional walls printed will provide an extra 9 slots per set. 

This model can be used with Playstation, XBOX, Nintendo Switch, and Blue-ray cases. Games slide easily with a .3mm height gap and a 1 mm gap on each side between the case and the model. 

IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU REMOVE ALL SUPPORTS AND EXCESS MATERIAL FROM CONNECTIONS. NOT DOING SO CAN LEAD TO SPLITTING IN THE 3D MODEL. Fittings may be tight, but they fit. If you struggle to connect the pieces with your hands, gently hammer the pieces together with a hammer/mallet and a cloth to protect the 3D print. The only defect that I found, regardless of .3mm tolerances between all connectors are the exterior ones tend to want to push out against the exterior pieces. As all other fittings are tight, this does not affect the model's stability. It may only provide a minor visual defect. 

THE MODEL BEING UPLOADED IS THE EXACT SAME MODEL I PRINTED WITH THE EXACT SAME PRESETS. If anything, just make sure you have tree supports enabled. Otherwise, happy printing. :)

Let me know if you have any questions/trouble when printing. I will be more than happy to help.