Almost Complete Lockers

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This is the first part of a "Järvsöskåp," a Swedish locker derived from Hälsingland County in Sweden. These lockers have a rich history in Sweden, with some dating back hundreds of years! This is the lower section of the lockers. I've yet to complete the upper section or the door to the lower section since I'm exhausted after a 15-hour non-stop print making the lower section. I'm satisfied with the result. I might do some additional "polishing" on it later. This is my first 3D print where I've devoted significant time. Still learning, still going strong. EDIT: I added the door, lock mechanism, and key in March 2017. EDIT: I remodeled the door, making it larger, separate lock, and bigger hinges requiring glue. New key was also created on March 13, 2017. **EDIT:** I remodeled the door again, keeping the original size but separating and enlarging the hinges and adding small glue slots for attaching them. I focused on creating holes in the doors where a metal clip piece would serve as a lock mechanism since designing locks had been a nuisance. The upper section is now complete! To finish the upper section, two boxes and hinges need to be glued to the door and lockers. This was completed on March 30, 2017. Print Settings: Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: Finder Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: Standard Infill: 15% Notes: It's much easier printing smaller pieces and gluing them together. That's why I have halves of the upper and lower sections of the lockers. How I Designed This: I used mirroring to make only half the work. I like the mirror function, so I just do half the measurement originally and design a "half." Then I copy it and mirror it, grouping them together. I watched pictures from my own real-life scale locker residing in the dining room. The lockers' scale is 1:9. I have tons of saved files for small parts used to make corners, frames, and embossments if someone is interested.