IKEA Samla Inserts *customizable*

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# Customizable Inserts for IKEA Samla Boxes (5, 11 and 22 Liters) Development: https://github.com/Alex9779/IKEA-Samla-Inserts **The Repo Might Have Some Updates Not Yet Posted Here, So Check There Too!** # IKEA-Samla-Inserts OpenSCAD Script to Generate Inserts for IKEA Samla Boxes ## Features - Inserts for 5, 11 and 22 Liter Boxes - Adjustable Grid - Adjustable Bottom Thickness and Wall Thickness - Splittable Insert Layers (Halve and Quarter Possible) - Engraving or Embossing of Layer Marks (Toggleable) ## WARNING!!! WIP!!! This Is Still Work-in-Progress! Pull Requests Welcome! I Did a Lot of Test Prints, and Finally I Printed a Whole Set for Each Box Size! Measures Look Good, Very Good to Me, No Great Adjustments Needed Anymore! Happy Printing! ## Usage - Get and Install [OpenSCAD](https://www.openscad.org/). - Load the Script and Adjust the Values, Generate All the STL You Need for One Box. - Print! :P ## Tips There Are Three Main Goals: 1. Nice Finish of the Bottom Layers 2. Stiff Walls 3. Wall Layer Adhesion The Initial Values for Bottom and Wall Thickness Are Based on My Settings for a 0.4mm Nozzle with a 0.3mm Layer Height. I Do 3 Bottom Layers. My First Layer Is Set to 90% So 0.3 * 0.9 + 2 * 0.3 = 0.87. That's Where the Values Come From. I Have the Best Printing Results With These Settings Because That Way I Get Two Perimeter Lines for the Outer Walls and the Grid Walls. (40% Perimeter Overlap Allowed.) I Also Tried Using a 0.8mm Nozzle with Just One Line for the Walls. Layer Adhesion Was Pretty Good with Literally No Cooling (10% Fan Speed) But I Had Issues With the Moving Paths and Retractions Leading to Non-Touching Walls So I Can't Recommend This. I Am Still Playing With the Print Settings to Get a Nice Bottom Finish and Good Wall Adhesion. Still, I Think Two Perimeters for a Wall Are Better Than Printing Just One Wall Line. Maybe Get a Simple Small Hollow Box to Test Your Settings, But Be Aware, Very Long Straight Extrusions May Behave a Little Different Than a Short One...