A sphere-shaped organizer

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<p>Hello Makers,<br/> I have been in smart-working for almost a year, so after work, to pass the time I decided to approach the 3D printing world.<br/> I bought an extraordinary PRUSA MINI +.<br/> While I was waiting for the delivery I was able to learn "Fusion 360", through some youtube courses, in the evening, at night!<br/> But especially during the Christmas holidays!<br/> Designing an infinity of small test objects ...<br/> When I received the email about the “Contest… Theme: Organization Tools” I thought… “Wow, a way to put my new ideas into practice right away.”<br/> And so I designed an Organizer inside a SPHERE… now you see the final result but behind there are dozens of sketches and tests, the real challenge was to create easily printable layers without supports.</p> <p>Further, I wanted to be able to slide the layers each other.<br/> Some layers have been redesigned 3 times, but I really enjoyed it!!</p> <p>I enclose 3MF and STL (64 hours - 10 parts) .</p> <p>I printed all components in PLA .</p> <p>On the top i inserted also the lego brick 2x2 for your enjoy...<br/> Now the “Organizer Sphere” is on my desk, it allowed me to empty a drawer!</p> <p>For a correct assembly please see the attached images.<br/> Have fun and happy printing!</p> <p>Ivan Polito</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>The model is designed to be printed by a Prusa Mini.<br/> The organizer consists of a sphere divided into three sections that can rotate independently.<br/> The upper layer is made up of various containers for pens, pencils, highlighters, etc ..<br/> Some smaller containers allow you to store clips, batteries, rubbers, post-its etc ...<br/> The central layer contains 4 drawers for paper clips, elastics, schotch, etc ...<br/> Further, the lower layer contains a single drawer, convenient for containing, for example, a smartphone charger and some cables, but of course you can put whatever you like!</p>