You can find the newest version of this and a bunch of example STLs on my GitLab: https://gitlab.com/MRAAGH/angle-blocks

Angles and thickness are adjustable in the customizers.

There are 7 different customizers. If you want to use the Thingiverse customizer, click on these links and open customizer there:

• Angled block with 2 NOTCHES
• Angled block with NOTCH and KNOB
• Angled block with NOTCH and RAIL
• Two-way angled block with 2 NOTCHES
• Two-way angled block with NOTCH and RAIL
• Angled block with NOTCHES on 4 sides
• Angled block with 2 NOTCHES and 1 RAIL (my favorite)

Usually printing with 1 wall and no infill is fine, but if you want them to handle some load, use 2 walls and 20% infill!

To avoid headaches, you should print these on hot glass, without a brim, without a part cooling fan, no more than 10 pieces at once and with z-hopping enabled.

I don't recommend the knob; you'll be better off using the "rail" models. Knob is included for those who really need it, but is weaker and harder to print.

Here is a video I made about an earlier version of these models: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3AgOJtpFyA Notice that removing brims takes a very very long time! This is why you shouldn't use brim!