Husky Double Sided Storage Inserts

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<p>EDIT: some of the outer edge portions were not clearing the lid “lip” at coarse layer heights, so I redesigned them to be slimmer allowing the lid to seal better. &nbsp;These have SNUG at the end of the filename.</p><p>So I originally had the HDX double sided version made by @tex here <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/52091-hdx-organizer-small-parts-divider-tray-inserts">https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/52091-hdx-organizer-small-parts-divider-tray-inserts</a></p><p>But Home Depot seems like they either discontinued it or the supply shortages have hit them hard. &nbsp;So I had to go grab the Husky brand ones from here <a href="https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-34-Compartment-Plastic-Double-Sided-Small-Parts-Organizer-THD2020-001/315003284">https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-34-Compartment-Plastic-Double-Sided-Small-Parts-Organizer-THD2020-001/315003284</a></p><p>This means I had to go and design custom inserts for this brand. &nbsp;Using inspiration from @tex, to make the space more usable and labelable.</p><p>This has the ability to add labels to the lips, I used Avery 5422 printable labels. &nbsp;</p><p>There are a few varieties in here, unfortunately the upper and lower left and right side inserts dont have the same dimensions, so those are unique. &nbsp;There are “middle” inserts that are full depth, half depth for stacking, and half depth split in 2 and 4. &nbsp;</p><p>I have also included the Fusion360 file if you want to remix something or customize it more. &nbsp;</p><p>For printing:</p><p>I used 0.4 layer height with 0.6 nozzle for fast printing, they fit fine.</p><p>The lower left and right need a small bit of support underneath the cutout in the bottom to bridge well, these cutouts are due to the injection molding jutting out in the case itself.</p><p>No supports for the “lip” portions, those bridge just fine.</p>