Bedside Organizer

prusaprinters

<p>This is my favorite thing I have done with my 3D printer. I replaced my traditional nightstands with this wall mounted system. I built the rack from two L-shaped steel brackets and 1x2 wood slats. There is a power strip mounted to the inside and other than the light and a fun octopus hook I have 3D printed all the accessories. No more nightstand gathering clutter. Cords are all neatly tucked behind and everything has a place. All accessories are designed to be clean and simple.<br/> Bookshelf:<br/> A must-have as I always read in bed. Basically a simple shelf with a slight negative slant to make it easy to replace books when half asleep.<br/> Apple Watch charger:<br/> A quick spot for charging my Apple watch. It is very functional - so functional that I keep finding my teenage daughter's watch on here instead of on her charger in her room.<br/> Wireless phone charger:<br/> The lip makes it easy to slip the phone into just the right spot for charging.<br/> Eyeglass box:<br/> I actually store an extra pair of glasses and other small things in here and usually just rest my main pair on top.<br/> Cup holder:<br/> Love this print. Strong enough to hold large water bottles but also designed to hold a coffee mug for those lazy mornings<br/> Cord hook:<br/> Ok, the octopus is store bought but I 3D printed the bracket that it is attached to.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>All parts were printed in PLA, .20mm layers, 15% infill<br/> I've given you all the .stl files but only one .gcode for the bookshelf.<br/> I know that this is probably not a "print" someone can use as is and hope to inspire with the .stl files. I would love to see what anyone else comes up with.<br/> Most objects can be oriented to print with no support (see the bookshelf .gcode)<br/> Yes, I even printed the glasses case with no support - go prusa! I was amazed it worked.</p>