Heyho

 Part 2 of this project: The Housings to build yourself some nice shelves!

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I really like to design functional stuff. But I always try not to waste any excess material!

So I designed these Organizing system to pack all my stuff away :)

You have 2 possibilities. A) You print the boxes as they are and B) You can print them in Vasemode.

Pro & Con Vasemode:

+ Fast

+ Less material used

+- Toughness is strongly dependant on the used material, printing settings and nozzle diameter.

Pro & Con Classic: 

+ Tough

+ You can print several parts at the same time.

- longer print time

- more material used

Optional: I also designed some lids. But since they have a friction fit at the moment You need to keep the wall thickness in mind to get a good fit. Alternatively you can print the storage system (will be published soon!)

If you like to have a Lid for a missing Box size just tell me and I can design it.


Printing Instructions: 

Vasemode: 

For a 0,4 mm Nozzle set your Extrusion width to 0,6 mm. 

For a 0,6 mm Nozzle and versions XS set your Extrusion width to 0,6 mm and for S & M Versions other Versions to 0,9 mm.

Slow down your printing speed a little to get a better layer adhesion. 

Slow down or turn off your printing fan. Cooling reduces the layer adhesion a lot.
 

Classic:
Use the perimeter generator Arachne.
2 Perimeter 0,15 - 0,2 mm layer height are fine. 

Materials:

I printed my boxes mostly in PETG but also PLA works fine. But beware! Some filaments have a quite bad layer adhesion and therefore are no good solution for a technical design like this! (mostly matte and silky filaments).

Scaling:

Of course you can also scale this Box as you like! For example to 200%? 
But make sure to scale the following parts in the same way so they stay compatible to annother.




 

Have fun!