parts of a tray 3d models

I'm tired of having little bits of things wandering around my desk, so I've printed up some stacking trays to help me get more organized. The 3 x 4 inch ones are good for parts for projects and come in three heights 1/2, 3/4/ and 1 inch measured...

I'm tired of having little bits of things wandering around my desk, so I've printed up some stacking trays to help me get more organized. The 3 x 4 inch ones are good for parts for projects and come in three heights 1/2, 3/4/ and 1 inch measured...

With this tray insert, your magnetic parts tray works just like normal; but has the added feature that **when it's full you can just lift the insert and dump out the contents.**

... off your desk and disappear into the shag carpet. Avoid such regrets by owning a Bitty Parts Tray - a well-designed, stable, and useful tool for keeping those small parts in place during repairs. ...Download the Google Sketchup File to learn more!

A tray for holding small parts while working on projects. Sides are rounded to make it easier to get things out. Update: Globoxnoob created a cover for use with this. ... You can check it out at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4988448

Just another parts tray with the features that I couldn't find easily in others. I wanted something relatively shallow with a few small wells for different sized screws, washers, and nuts, but a couple larger spaces for odd shaped bits. ...I also wanted...

Just a basic parts tray I created for my own use when wrenching on r/c cars and trucks. &nbsp;It's a pretty handy size for typical work on 1/10 scale vehicles. &nbsp;</p><p>Bottom has recesses for magnets if you want to add them. ...&nbsp;Designed for...

Every time I disassemble and reassemble a printer I've been using little trays to keep all the parts organized. When I reach for a bolt, I double-check a guide to make sure I grab the right size. So I decided to add the guide to the tray! ... If...

I loved my oversized plastic parts-sorting tray, but it was woefully inadequate for handling the minuscule screws and components that I needed to organize. Therefore, I created this miniature version. ...The entrance is expertly angled, preventing even...

... Designed to streamline my RC hobby experience, this device helps me organize and categorize parts with ease. By using separate trays, I can now quickly locate the components I need, saving time and reducing frustration during build sessions.

This tray is designed with scalability in mind, boasting a 50% increase in size compared to its predecessor. Its curved base makes it simple to remove tiny components like screws with minimal fuss. ...After producing over two dozen units, I can...

A stackable small parts tray. I tried to design this with print speed in mind. The walls are 1mm and the floor 2mm. I print these with no top/bottom skin and 50% grid infill.</p> <p>Any feedback would be appreciated. ...Thanks!</p> Category:...

Simple parts tray for holding various small items to keep them organized and keep them from rolling away while you're working.

Small Parts Tray for SMD Components. It Can Be Stacked Vertically for Maximum Storage Efficiency. ...Perfect for Workbenches and Assembly Areas Where Space is Limited.

This simple insert for your magnetic parts tray, makes it easy to remove everthing all at the same time.

I've been itching for a compact parts tray for ages, so I scoured the web but nothing really met my expectations. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands and design one myself. The first version turned out great, although it looked a bit...

Small part tray with storage space for screws and assorted tiny items, also featuring a designated slot for a compact screwdriver - CURRENTLY UNDERGOING TEST PRINT PROTOCOL. PLEASE NOTE: I advise against proceeding with the print until I confirm its...

Found a parts tray design on Thingiverse here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1956044 and customized its dimensions to fit my print bed, expanding it to hold more components. I also added the iconic Miami Dolphins logo for a personal touch. To...

I stumbled upon FatalError3141's parts tray and discovered mesh errors when I assembled it. To accommodate a three-chamber drawer, I redesigned the drawers and got a bit too enthusiastic with my modifications. Attached are four versions of two-way...

A tray for small parts such as screws, bolts etc. [Optional: Embed magnets] - 9 x Circle magnets 10mm x 1.8mm - Some super glue To insert the magnets stop print at Z-height **2.65mm** and install magnets one by one. Apply some super glue...

This is a small tray to hold screws and other small items. ...The model includes six cutouts for 10x10x2mm magnets (the .gcode file includes a pause in the right spot for adding them). I used a drop of superglue to make sure they don't rattle around.

This tray is intended to be printed using the minimum amount of material. The outer walls should consist of a single extrusion (0.45mm nominally). Print without supports as shown in the picture for best results, it is specifically designed to be...

... of my organizational components rack. ...I've incorporated separators to categorize smaller pieces such as screws and washers. These trays are crafted specifically for a fixed small workspace, similar to mine, which consists solely of my work surface.

These trays are now stackable thanks to a remixed version of the original design. The redesigned model retains its familiar form factor while introducing a new lip at the base that enables stacking. ...Additionally, the dividers have been subtly...

MK2, MK2.5, MK3, MK3S, MMU2, ... Every time I take apart and put back together a printer I've been using little trays to hold all the parts. When I go to grab a bolt, I find myself checking a guide to make sure I grabbed the correct size. So I...

The funnel shaped corner facilitate the pouring the parts into bag or box while the parts in the other compartment remain in the tray, this is handy when I needed to separate the small screws, nuts and shims which packed in same bag. The tray can be...

The funnel shaped corner facilitate the pouring the parts into bag or box while the parts in the other compartment remain in the tray, this is handy when I needed to separate the small screws, nuts and shims which packed in same bag. The tray can...

... retrieval of items like drill bits. ...Each folder contains a distinct tray size - the file name clearly states the dimensions in millimeters. ...This modification has been created from an existing design, however, its origin remains elusive.

A minimalist design calls for a straightforward approach, so we're talking about a humble tray that keeps all the tiny components neatly organized.

I have been doing a LOT of buildouts for Mechanical Ions and I thought that a base tray would be great to add to the mix. This also works great for Electropneumatic Ions too! Do not use if your ball detents are not secured. This is a first start to...