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Electronic Component Stackable Drawers thingiverse

Electronic Component Stackable Drawers

thingiverse husker83 4066519 Free

Thanks Katraska for the original design.

Changes from original:
-Resized is to print on an Ender 3 (195mm wide)
-I changed the diamond pattern for solid walls whilst keeping the weight slightly less.
-I remade the drawers from scratch to bring down the print time and weight. Drawers are entirely 1mm thickness now for printing with a 0,4mm nozzle set to 0,5mm line width. The base of the drawer is 0.84mm thick for 3 layers at 0.28 (check your slicer doesn't print the first layer thinner as Cura does by default)
-Changed the handle to a custom one. Still prints without supports.
-Rounded the base's corners
-Made the Base's bottom thinner (and extended the locating pin holes to compensate)
-Added an optional fence around the top plate to store more stuff on top without loosing it down the back.

The drawers are 20mm deep (25mm-ish base) and 40mm deep (50mm-ish base)

0.4mm nozzle - Print at 0.28 later height with 0.5mm line width
0.8mm nozzle - Print at 0.4mm later height with 1.0mm line width

Base is about 70 grams each
Drawer is about 90 grams each

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Platform thingiverse
Creator husker83
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
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